#Freezer Run

[schellis]

New strategy in a coop game! Leave your friend in the freezer

[hyunpic]

HYUNJIN | JJAM 🩸

[insanelyadd]

Someone make an edit of that cask of amontillado bugs bunny image but it's me surrounded by peaches.

[starlight727]

CRK WIND, PIERCER OF DARKNESS STORY SPOILERS

So I can't hug him...? *sad*

FINE! What's 7 more months? *punches the wall* I can always start again *punch* Read another fanfic *punch*

[toomanylizzes]

Thinking about how Jamie’s general vocabulary and grasp of idiom has improved, and my favourite imagined scenario to explain this is Sam giving Jamie book recommendations, and Jamie texting Sam his reactions as if it’s a soap opera.

[squeakadeeks]

moodboard for this past week ❤️

[maceration-smell]

I sincerely apologize to the cyclist I passed on my bike while there was a roadkill grey fox strapped to my hind rack, wrapped in my coat with its little head sticking out looking at the guy behind me, blood dripping from its mouth and onto my fender. And also to any drivers that saw this, god.

[copperphysics106]

walking into the freezer at work: duudeee this is just like what the ❄ cold boys ❄ had to go through, i guess! 😊💙🧊

[anartificialsatellite]

Made a peach crisp last night and I'm low-key mad I even bothered with the cobbler, I could eat this entire pan myself.

[crk-charaters-in-places]

Back in her home.

[chiropteracupola]

is it really a trip to the costco if I'm not drawing little soldiers on the back of the grocery list?

[torchmlp]

So in my most recent playthrough of The Quarry, I noticed something in the freezer.

Why is there a random ass half-eaten jar of pickles, in the fucking freezer? Like, a fridge makes sense, but a freezer? Please tell me I'm not the only one who thinks that's weird.

[pinkiepig]

I have fanart do you wanna see it 🥺👉👈

[umihoshi]

some tips for people who just started living on their own

It's been 4 years now, and I'm not regretting a single day that I moved out. No more adapting to what my parents want, no more reporting where I'm going or who I'm bringing over, I can create my save haven the way I like it. For me, it was really the start of becoming myself.

But, there's a bunch of stuff here and there that would've been nice if I had known it from the get-go. And I thought: let's share them!

1 what appliances to invest in?

one thing that is going to come back every single day is cooking. and food is expensive AF if you're not careful. I found 2 great ways to save a bunch of money and they both rely on one thing: Invest in a good freezer! Many grocery stores have systems where they price down things that are close to the shelf life date. One of our local grocery stores can go up to 70% discount! But the problem with those is, you need to eat it right away.... OR DO YOU??? Freezing things close to expiring will let them last for a full freaking month extra. and vegetables go even longer. Plenty of time to use it when you need it (just don't forget to thaw) Be careful though: once you thawed it, you can't freeze it again.

Items are usually also WAY cheaper if you buy them in bulk. Chop them up and in the freezer they go! This one's also great if you don't always have the energy or drive to cook: cook up a large pot of whatever you like, put it in containers and freeze them. I always like doing so with pasta sauce and then cook the pasta fresh~ But it also works great with stews, curry and other types of sauces. stores like IKEA have containers that are just the right size for one meal.

For some of you, the next one may be a no-brainer, but.... My mom was really proud of how fast she was with doing the dishes. She was always like 'why get a dishwasher, I'm faster if I do it myself'. And I have lived up to that same idea up until half a year ago. My kitchen was always a mess, I didn't feel like cooking, inviting people over was embarrassing. I exhausted myself every time visitors would come and I had to fight that monster pile. Please, if you recognize these problems: invest in a dishwasher. Life became SO MUCH easier. My house is clean, my mind is more at ease, social contact increased cuz it's not as big a hassle to clean before guests show up. I really wish I wouldn't have wasted those 3 years fighting a monster that was this easy to tackle in the end...

2 easy cooking

Though it's also a bit of an investment: cooking becomes fucking easy with an airfryer. No oil is added, so it's a bunch healthier. you just put the temperature and timer and it's done. and a lot of things can just fry simultaneously. chuck in some meat and potato's at 400F (200C) for 20 minutes and all you'll have to worry about is adding some vegies with it. springrolls, pizza, potato's, meat. it all gets nice and crunchy too. (prepare vegies in a rice cooker for the same don't-have-to-keep-an-eye-on-it experience. you can cook them simultaneously with rice too!)

Something that became one of my fave dishes of the late is 'stir fried whatever'. it goes like this: Bake whatever meat you fancy, great with egg or tofu too. add whatever vegies (straight out of the freezer is fine). add stir fry sauce in whatever amount seems nice (little for coating, more if you want it to be saucy). make some carbs and you're fucking DONE! no measuring, no thinking what spices to use, it goes with anything and everything. and your local grocery has probably like 5 different flavors. (or at least, it does here. dunno if that's true for America...) like it creamy? add half a cup of soya milk. it takes like 10 minutes tops (not counting the cooking of rice/pasta/potato/bread)

3 think in money or think in space

With tricks like a good freezer, saving money with discount products becomes a whole lot easier. But there are also different discount products that can save you a lot of money. my mom always used to buy like.... packs of 4 toilet rolls. and if you calculate it, buying 3x4 rolls is so much more expensive than buying a 12 pack. But what you'll need for that is space. Try keeping account of a spot like that in your house. cupboard underneath the sink, the spot where they installed the boiler, top shelves you don't often use cuz it's high up, on top of the fridge, garage. I live in an apartment and have a small storage space for my bicycle. Perfect spot for non-consumables. (be careful to keep them out of reach for mice) think toilet paper, tissues, cat litter, soap, shampoo, toothpaste. they'll be good in 2 years too, and you'll still be needing them all the same. I once found this 6 pack of toothpaste for like 3,-! aint no one selling 1 tube for 0,50 when I buy it once I need it.

dunno if this is of any use to someone, but I hope this can help out anyone to safe some money, time or energy! Because it sure did for me.

[pigtailedgirl]

So gif dark but yeah...

That in canon Fraser panic where you can basically hear in his head «SCREW THIS`».

Do we even get much Fraser panic in series?

I have an unhealthy love for P&P and also this whole sequence alright. It doesn't feel like the former action romps or a fun rescue. Well, cause it`s not fun for Fraser. Its got an intimacy and good characterization and works in a subtext way or not. The feeling is still strong either way. The whole set up of Fraser`s concern and his lack of control matched with action and the music score, like the back beat of swell and ticking clock, means they set the tension up to pay-off.

Woo-hoo rescue, but wait! See everything is only good when Fraser comes down off the panic. So we get the entire on the Riv hood sequence and an emotional check of okay. Key = emotional. Intimate check-in. All about their feelings.

Shippy perfect shit. Glorious.

[loiteringdiligently]

genuinely having one of the most miserable weeks of my life but i take solace in the fact that it could be worse 🙃