#Fresh and Organic

[ohh-lover]

Had a photoshooting for our cats 9th birthday! Everyone say happy birthday teddy

[qqchurch]

the IDF has an unironic, non-kink, Sperm Retrieval Unit for fallen soldiers

what

[albertayebisackey]

“Coconut water: Drink of the gods.”

[monstergirls-and-men]

Ask and you shall receive, you brave and foolish souls who accepted Dr. Ludwig's affections...

Even with Spy as a stand-in, I can not guarantee your safety. Good luck, my friends.

[amanda-plays]

Later this evening or tomorrow morning there will be a new episode up on youtube. I still have one scene left to edit, but I might be able to get it up today. I'm also thinking about doing a very short "season" break for this series after the next few episodes just so I can move everyone, rebuild, do townie makeovers and all that stuff. Not a time jump or anything like that, because I love the day by day, slice of life format of the story, but maybe just a small break. We'll see.

[xiiiwayfinders]

[heireign]

anyway fresh sc🫶

[vinnigami]

December 7 2023

FUN PRANKS TO PULL ON YOUR FRIENDS

[cometrose]

the supreme court is so comically evil like you really have to vote blue across the board they made it legal to criminalize homelessness, overturned chevron which means the extremely conservative courts get to override health officials and environmental regulations

like infant mortality has increased by 8% in some states post roe, they will avoid the trump immunity case as long as possible, they essentially shielded all the jan 6 rioters

if biden loses we could be stuck with 6-3 or 7-2 extremely conservative judges for decades!!! that could mean 40 years of social rights regulations and health codes thrown out the door!!! look how much we’ve lost in 8 years?

and what about pack the courts? you can’t pack the courts with this split congress you can’t pass roe laws with this split congress you really have to vote blue all the way

[lake-lady]

Golden chanterelle, red chanterelle, smooth chanterelle, and flame trumpet homemade pizza 🍄🍕

[snipersign]

LACE TATTOO NONCHALANTSS ARTIST

[reasonsforhope]

"Arlington, Virginia is like a gateway to the city of Washington D.C. Part of the Metro line, but across the Potomac, it’s nevertheless a busy area and not the kind of place you’d expect to be able to get minutes-old, farm-fresh produce.

But Area 2 Farms is growing greens, herbs, and root vegetables in a vertical farm thanks to the dearth of traditional office tenants. With high-rise office space remaining vacant even after the end of the pandemic, landlords are open to ideas.

Jackie Potter and Tyler Baras pitched the idea of an indoor farm and it was obviously a good one because Area 2 is already well-established in the Arlington area such that they offer subscription delivery of fresh veggies to fellow urbanites starting at $40 per week.

Area 2 Farms uses a sophisticated conveyor belt system called Silo to cut down on the more laborious hours of indoor farming. It’s not a hydroponic system—there is soil inside Area 2 Farms which means they can grow root vegetables like potatoes, carrots, and radishes.

When executed correctly, vertical farming can produce as much as traditional farming but with a lot less space, and no concern over weather or pests. Obviously as well it can be done in the center of a city, where land is at a premium...

“Cities are changing every day,” Potter tells Modern Farmer. “There’s a really great economic opportunity as well. Our farms create new green jobs, they beautify spaces and provide fresh food to local communities. That’s something that’s really precious.”"

-via Good News Network, 7/14/23

[coyotepussy]

Coyolxauhqui 🌙

this piece was my art blog header this whole time and i didn’t even upload the whole thing smh

[hannahs-quirky-moments]

🌳🍒🍊🌳

[wanyinchen]

Handle them with love and care :3 they're still baby