This has become a favorite comfort snack, especially when it’s cold. It’s like chicken and stars soup, but it’s homemade and it tastes better. Plus it’s super simple to make
I’m on my third rewatch of Over the Garden Wall this season. It’s fine.
And that’s a rock fact
Spot on, indeed.
This Twitter thread went semi viral during the pandemic, and it's so spot on and hilarious, I had to bring it back! Please share your GG pandemic headcanons too because I would love to hear them…
Listening to an audiobook and the narrator just said, “exiting the apartment, she tripped over an envelope” and I can’t get past it. How does one trip over an envelope.
I am an adult woman with a full time job in a career that I built for myself over a decade of working my way up, two children, and a mortgage and it still really bothers me when my mother doesn’t take me seriously. Because she doesn’t. Ever.
Watched Vivarium last night and I still feel uneasy. I’ve never been made so uncomfortable by a movie.
This isn’t an image thing - I’m fine with being squishy looking. But I’m feeling the negative effects of my squishiness. I just don’t feel good or comfortable of cozy. I feel sluggish and lazy and helpless. I want to change because
I have two small children and I don’t have the energy to give them all I can and it breaks my heart
I want to feel comfortable in my clothes
I want to live long enough to have a relationship with my adult children and grandchildren (if my kids choose to, or are able to, have them)
I am flying to Spain next year. I hate flying. I want to at least feel comfortable on such a long flight and not claustrophobic
I want to sleep better
I’m tired of my heels cracking under the pressure of my weight
I want to be able to fill my day with fun activity without feeling dead at the end of it.
I want to, hopefully, rid of my acid reflux
I want to feel good and healthy and active for as long and as late as I can in life
Time is going to pass anyway - I want to make the most of it
So my six year old has been low key watching the LOTR films as I play them in the background while completing important tasks that use up a lot of my brain space.
Please note this child will not watch Disney movies because of the “scary parts”
Throughout the duration of the films she asks me back to back questions -with very complex and complicated answers.
I am equal parts proud, excited, and exhausted. Like, my brain is oozing from my ears - but I’m happy about it?
A warm mug of Chai tea and Charmed while I work ☕️
A cozy little lunch, because healthy hobbits eat their veggies 🥗
Kids playing in their rooms, sick husbo watching One Piece in the living room, gloomy rainy weather, and me - alone in the kitchen- making soup. I like it here.
Finding a balance between getting healthy and staying cozy and sharing things I love - fantasy/sci-fi, books and gardening
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