dawcas

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[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 5 points 1 day ago (2 children)

You can jump up from 5 to 7, even more depending on the snacks.

[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 8 points 1 day ago (1 children)

I like ants. I paid 0.30€ per tube and I don't think I'll ever need to buy more, I use old plastic food containers, so free, I breed my ants' feeder insects...

I mean, there are many hobbies that can be dirt cheap or free. Do you like plants? Get free cuttings asking for them to your neighbor or any acquaintance, buy a little dirt and cheap pots. Do you like fishes or crustaceans? You don't need an expensive aquarium, you just need a really cheap food grade plastic tub. Do you like bikes? My bike is a cheap second hand one. Do you need a house? Forget it, you'll never be able to pay for one.

[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 3 points 2 days ago

I also recalled that. The cow (if I'm not wrong) recommending steak and other parts of their body...

[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 2 points 2 days ago

Well, of course they are fish, so do we, but they are also dinosaurs.

[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 6 points 3 days ago

Yesterday I made the following:

  • cooked some small potatoes in the microwave (10-12 mins)
  • added some rehydrated small textured soy
  • added tomato sauce I had in the fridge and needed to finish
  • added spices (tomato powder, basil, garlic, chilli pepper flakes... I don't remember what else)
  • mixed all and heated it for one or two extra minutes
  • added chia seeds and nutritional yeast

If you don't have the tomato sauce you can use some oil and add other spices to your taste.
I love textured vegetable proteins because they are so convenient; since those are dried they are easy to keep, won't spoil for a long time and rehydration usually takes little time.

[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 4 points 3 days ago

In some places of Spain, in the country side, there are heating systems called "gloria" that are basically the same as ancient times.

https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=snfLEVDSbNw

[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 3 points 3 days ago

*shocked pikachu*

[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 9 points 3 days ago (4 children)

I mean... We are still living among dinosaurs. What do you think birds are? Government drones?

[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 2 points 3 days ago (1 children)

If you're interested in the diy for ants, even if just out of curiosity or if you like simply watching the process of making them, I'd recommend you channels like D colony or TexAnts. There's also AntsCanada, less on the diy and more on the craziness an ant keeper can reach lol

Spider wort is in the Tradescantia genus, right? I'm learning you have to keep them alone for them to thrive (I almost killed my T. zebrina and have an overgrown T. pallida). Seriously, you can even forget a cutting in the sun without water or anything and after days it will be like nothing happened.

Sometimes I wish I had friends nearby to give plants to.

I send you a /hug and good luck searching for joy!

[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 4 points 4 days ago

I was missing a reference to us being basically a water balloon. Well done, human.

[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 5 points 4 days ago (3 children)

I'm so effing depressed, so the best I can offer are distractions lol I keep going, but I miss the joy most of the time.

My special interests right now are plants, fishes and ants. In the northern hemisphere is a good time to find some queen ants, making diy homes for them is rewarding, cheap and it won't take a lot of space (at least for some time, until the colonies grow). Plants are great because a lot of people have them, so you can ask for cuttings and tips, and there are also studies about the benefits of having plants in your environment. Almost the same with the fishies.

If you find something interesting, even a little, try it. There's always time to leave it if finally that's not your thing.

[–] dawcas@scribe.disroot.org 4 points 4 days ago (2 children)

Thanks! This is something many people tell but a personal experience of success is what I think I needed.

You forget the part where it's not as easy as it sounds...
I had to write a kind letter to myself as a part of a therapy and I'm still unable. I cannot say anything nice about myself. It took me years to admit I'm a decent cook and I eat the proof lol

I keep trying, but any tip on how to actually being able to tell me nice things about myself would be of great help.

Thanks again!

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