#one of the few things Poland does right ig
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As someone who lives in the US, I can confirm that you need to scroll through pages and pages of descriptions like “this soup is so good that it will impress your in-laws! When I was about to propose…” and it goes on for like, 3 pages. I’m like “bro, just give the recipe!”
Exactly! I decided to check some Polish recipes I've used recently to see if I'm not biased, and no, it seems like I was right - the screenshots contain the entirety of the introduction, and the very beautiful and even red lines separate the introduction from the list of ingredients:
#one of the few things Poland does right ig#longer introductions still happen but they're not the norm#so idk just an experiment#asks#the recipes are for fried tempeh#hazelnut cookies#and cauliflower 'wings'#polish stuff
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...Perhaps...
A WARNING... Not a POLITICAL take... I am all about the "perhaps.." Perhaps we need change. Perhaps we need more from our leaders... Perhaps we need more than we can actually handle... Perhaps...
Just imagine if Judge Dread life was real. A cop can arrest you, sentence you and execute you on the spot with no lawyer to defend you...
Or if American society was that of the show "The Man in High Castle," where the US loses WW2 and is divided between a Nazi-run East and Middle and Japan occupies the West Coast of the former United States.
We all would be singing a different tune then.
In the show, Blacks and Jews are murdered off in Nazi America in the same fashion as they are in Poland. Gathered up, robbed, work until they die or off to the gas chamber they go.
In the West Coast Jews are murdered and Blacks are treated as if it were the year 1900.
In the show this is law and society excepts it.
My point is. We need change but be careful in which how we go about that change...
It's a WARNING... Not a POLITICAL take...
It's not about black lives, it never was. It's about ALL LIVES. We need to do a better job.
However, I am not gonna be guilt-tripped into having to pick a side. Regardless if it is right or wrong...
Everyone is trying to make people choose... Bully and Guilt Trip them into a narrative that few actually want to be involved in.
Some actually cannot be vocal. One's take is gonna piss off someone anyways. It always does...
Does this suck, yes... However, I personally have 30 things in a day that directly affects my wellness.
This subject isn't one of them. It's not that I don't care. It's that I cannot care for the state of my own well being and sanity.
Yet, I am considered part of the problem because I choose me 1st above all, WTF....
I get the issue, but because I choose not to contribute I am the asshole, FK this, FK you...
I am just trying to stay sane, not blow my brains out, overdose, and try to function at some semblance of normalcy.
It's not like I make great money doing easy IG/Only Fans shit and wait for the free money to come in.
I have to struggle every day. I don't have time or energy for this, but yet I am part of the problem, whatever??? FK this, FK you...
The short version is others are putting pressure on people to have a side and use their platform to speak out where they normally would not. That's my issue with all this.
Its still bullying. Its still idiocracy at its finest. It has been the hip thing to accept these days...
Take a bad idea and try to conform others to think it's good. Car Salesman / Sheepeople Mentality and people circum to the pressure of this philosophy in fear they might lose out.
If others do not understand that then they really do not understand what personal struggle really means.
When you have literally nothing, nothing, and more nothing. Use all of your mental energy to try to figure out how you're going to survive the day, sleep and do it all over again, come talk to me about how much your life sucks...
I go on social media to escape these realities not have my timelines flooded with opinions or people playing devil's advocate. Doing something just so they do not get ripped on social media for it. Come on....
Some Social Media content creators (made up word) are so afraid they are going to lose their meal ticket they will have a say in something they either do not want to contribute to or do not fully believe in just so they do not lose followers/money, under the umbrella of "You do not want to be on the wrong side of history." Equals More Bullying...
I am not saying what happened is right. I am pissed as well and even if I had a dog in this fight I would be worrying about me and my own 1st over being another body in the crowd either putting others in danger or myself.
Peacefully protests. Go for it. You have the right to do that. Just like I have the right to stay away from this and protect and respect my own life and the people/things in it.
If you want me to respect your outcry and rage then respect my right to protect what is mine. This includes my mental well being.
Seeing all this negative stuff affects me. The only way I can stay clear of it is staying clear of it and removing those people that I do not believe to be sincere with their posts on the subject.
Again, not saying that people shouldn't protest, post and voice opinions. I am just saying you want me to respect what you are doing then respect what I am doing or choose not to do.
I know few will read this but this will be my only, REAL, statement on the matter. I am not going to defend my words.
Everything I want to say and promote is here...
You have a large pool of people. 10%, perhaps, of them are there for the right reasons. The other 90%, perhaps, are just there to be a terrorist for their own purposes.
With the umbrella of that will create change...
Now I saw a video of Killer Mike, a black rapper, make one hell of a speech in the right direction. I loved what he said...
"And now is the time to plot, plan, strategize, organize, and mobilize...”
I'm also seeing a lot of fake celebrities talking stupid, not doing anything or giving money to causes that actually help...
No, they just throw a bunch of videos and posts in their social media talking about humanity and change, but do not actually do anything and bully everyone else that, "white silence is violence..."
They usually never have a take but now all the sudden, do, and try to make you feel bad because you elect to stay silent so you do not wanna piss off either side and alienate people.
They are actors and models just doing enough to look like they care. Some do, but cannot relate. Some relate but don't care. Some think just because they post that they are doing their part.
Under the umbrella of change and "bring awareness."
People have heard... People know... People are "Aware." Their actions clearly State they really do not care. They really don't care and the ones that do cannot really do enough to make change.
A big middle finger to those that only bully or shame the ones that try to protect what is theirs which is not others or yours but theirs.
Don't feel like you have to post or make statements about this. We all do not have to play to the narrative... Play to the beat of your own playlist.
If someone calls you out. Just remove the comment. Block them if you must. Do not give them room to poison you, your forum and what is yours, that is not theirs.
They want a reaction. Do not give it to them. It's a trap...
You don't wanna be on the wrong side of history? Well, history is written by the winners of wars. There will either be no history or the history that is written will paint things in a different light.
Albert Einstein said, "I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones." He also said; "Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former."
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Ten Things About Me
I was tagged by @fleurdeneuf and have finally put fingers to keyboard and come up with a list. It’ll be beneath the cut, so as not to annoy everyone with it’s length.
Without further ado...
1 - I really love watching baseball and soccer. I’ve been to a NBA, NFL, NHL, MLS, and MLB games in person, but my favorites are baseball and soccer. Mostly I just care to watch my Yankees (I’ve been a fan since the early 80’s when they sucked, so fight me), though I will watch the post season games even if my team isn’t in it. (Last night’s WS Game 5 was insane!!!) And soccer…I love watching soccer. And I don’t even have a team that I identify as mine, though there are several teams that I like more than others. I will watch the hell out of any soccer match. If there is a game on TV, it’s on my screen, all throughout the playing season. I will watch it in English or Spanish even if I don’t understand what they’re saying. I will watch MLS, Premier League, La Liga, Le Ligue, Serie A, Bundesliga, Champions League, UEFA, Jupiler League, FIFA, friendlies, my nephew’s under 8s. I don’t care. I love it all.
2 - I have 10 dogs. I am that person...the crazy dog lady. I am pretty immune to gross. Among my friends I’m the one who gets called for dog advice and gets the weird questions they are too embarrassed to ask “normal” friend. Just kidding, they aren’t really weird questions, they are totally normal, but may seem awkward if you don’t have a lot of experience with dogs. I’ve never not had a dog. Though I did get really involved with a specific breed (Italian Greyhounds) after I graduated college. I house sat for a family friend who was out of the country for 6 months and with the money I made bought my first show dog. And that was the beginning of that. I go to dog shows, I volunteer with rescue, I’m an officer or board of director for 3 different dog clubs. All my dogs are IGs (Italian Greyhounds) and I have friends all over the world thanks to them. They age in range from 16 (today is the oldest ones birthday - Happy Birthday, Fellini!) to 3. I can track most of my dogs’ bloodlines back at least 10 generations. I have two foreign bred dogs - one from Russia and one from Poland. The Polish dog I asked my mom to bring back after she went to visit a friend there, easy peasy. The Russian dog was more of an adventure/intrigue. The airline changed their policy on dogs the week before he was set to fly to the US (even though his ticket had already been paid for), aka they wanted more money and his breeder had to bribe a few people at the airport to get him on the flight (she assured my this a was common thing to have happen in Russia :O). Then there was a snowstorm the day he supposed to leave - 6 feet in Moscow. The breeder couldn’t get to her car, so she had to take a taxi to the airport (6 feet of snow and a hidden car but the taxis were still hustling it). I went to bed not knowing if I was going to have a dog to pick up the next day or not. Wake up to a text that the puppy was on his way. It was the Saturday after Thanksgiving and my best friend was in town visiting her parents. I casually ask if she wanted to take a ride to the airport with me. “Uh, sure. Why?” “Err, I am having a puppy shipped from Russia and I have to pick him up.” She didn’t even bat an eyelash. I’m not sure if that says something about her or me. Anyway, I get to the airport and I have to pay the currier who took the puppy on the flight with her. Cash. It felt like I was taking part in a drug deal going down in the middle of JFK. Fun times.
(Here is a pic of my dogs, if you count closely there are actually 14 dogs in the picture, my 10 and some of their friends who were over for a playdate)
3 - My first “real” job out of college was at a TV station. It sounds way more glamorous than it was. It was an independent station that was owned by a family. The dad bought the station so that his kids has something to do. One sold advertising on the station, one ran the day to day operations, and the other was the host of a political talk show. He really wanted to be a senator, but I don’t think he was that successful in school, so he did the second best thing in his opinion. Anyway, it was kind of a shoddy production. They mostly played infomercials, but had the one talk show that was an hour or two long and a tiny bit of local news. I was one step above an intern, as I did get paid, and ultimately that’s why I left, they wouldn’t hire me “full time” or provide benefits. But I did learn a lot though. The craziest thing about that job is the ridiculousness of the things they asked me to do. I had no background in business or finance, and they made me write the copy for the business reporter’s on-air reports. I got a picture badge and made trip everyday to the NASDAQ MarketSite in Times Square where the financial guy did his reporting from. It was sort of surreal being surrounded by people from all over the world speaking in every language imaginable talking about the state of the world economy. I never really felt like I belonged there, though I guess I did a pretty good job with the business reporting because then they made me a sports producer. Well, intern, but they did’t actually have a sports producer, so… Anyway, I was my responsibility to research major sporting events and book guests. Kentucky Derby? Find someone to talk about the horses and the triple crown. See if you can get a Yankee or Met in studio (LMAO, yeah right…) Anyway, I guess that the highlight of my sports producing was booking former NJ Devil Ken Daneyko upon the event of his retirement. That still surprises me when I think about it. Back to the political talk show, one time we had Ann Coulter in studio as a guest. I helped write some of the counter arguments for her interview and some got used by the host. That was cool to have my arguments trip her up a little. The host was very rude to her, which wasn’t really professional, and she screamed at the whole office before slamming out of the building. Another time, I answered the phone and the guy on the other end was acting a little sketchy. He asked for my boss and when I asked who was calling, there was a long pause and then he says, “Tell her it’s the Secret Service.” I laughed I couldn’t help it. It sounded like a line. It wasn’t a line, it was the secret service, and that is how I found out our guest that week was going to be Hillary Clinton. Hard to top that one, but I will finish it up with not only did I write the business report, try to find guests for the sports reporter, and research for political guest interviews, but since I knew how to use all the equipment in the studio (thank you film school), I helped out there when the tech guy needed it. So one day, he asks me to mic up a guest. The dude was REALLY nervous. He was a newspaper journalist and didn’t do a lot of TV stuff and he was low key freaking out. Anyway I run the mic wire under his shirt, around his back, to the battery pack. I glance down to make sure it’s not visible…turns out the guy had a raging erection. Luckily the guy was sitting down and the shot was mid chest and up. And I know it was nerves, but holy shit, I couldn’t stop giggling.
4 - When I was a little kid, I wanted to be an actuary (um, I have no idea why, maybe I thought it sounded cool. I don’t think I even knew what an actuary does other than it involves numbers and I used to like to watch my grandfather balance his checkbook). Then I wanted to be a veterinarian because I love animals. I also love science. I started college with the general idea that I wanted to do something science-y. I took all classes to pursue an major in biology with a leaning toward pre-med. I figured I be a vet or a doctor or a geneticist. Well to keep kids well rounded, I had to take liberal arts electives and one of those was a film critique class (I liked movies as well as the next person). Guys, I fell down a rabbit hole. I found what I LOVED. I transferred from the school of arts and sciences to the film school and it was the best experience ever. (Though my mother still hasn’t forgiven me, and some days I do think that geeee it would be nice to have the income of a doctor.)
5 - So this might seem unrelated, to this next fact, but I am reminded of the time in film school in one of my writing classes where we had to write a treatment for a potential feature film. It wasn’t something that we had to pursue, but it was teaching us how to write a treatment, so we had to come up with an idea. Anyway, I thought I would do a modern telling of the Mask of the Red Death, but set in Wall Street under the guise of an insider trading scandal. The professor kind of pooh poohed it, saying insider trading was passé and “not an issue anymore.” Well, brah, let me tell you something, two years later Martha Stewart got busted for it, and I was ahead of the curve. Which leads to fact #5: I got called for federal jury duty for the Martha Stewart trial. I didn’t get picked, but I did have to go down town and fill out the questionnaire that weeded through ALL the people that got called. I knew they were going to toss mine cause one of the questions asked about news connections or something, and I was like “I used to work for a TV station and wrote their financial news.” LOL
6 - I once drove Dustin Hoffman’s Lexus. I worked on his son, Jake’s, senior film project and it required the use of a car. So Jake commandeered the car to film in it, and we ultimately drained the battery (don’t plug a powerful light into the cigarette lighter with the car turned off for long periods of time). I also jumped Dustin Hoffman’s Lexus, see previous statement. After filming in the car, we moved on to film in a park and Jake ran into his good friend, Ben Stiller, who had just wrapped filming in the same park. It was a surreal evening. Oh, and when I first met Jake for the first time, he was trying to be all impressive, so he had me and my friend (who was his classmate and acting as his producer on the project) to his dad’s penthouse office. I was seated 2 feet from an Oscar and an Emmy and a Golden Globe. When Jake left the room for a minute, my friend and I were like, “wuuuut?” I really wanted to just touch one of them, but I was scared the office had hidden cameras. On the same note, after the film had been edited, I went to the penthouse for a screening of the rough cut, and DH was in residence. Holy shit the level of security between my two visits was off the charts. I was there during my lunch break from the political talk show I mentioned in #3, and his friend was gonna stop by, so he was all “we should all go for lunch.” Yeah, ok. His friend calls that he’s downstairs in a taxi and he has no money so can Jake pay. Seriously? Anyway we go down and he introduces his friend, Jonah. It was Jonah Hill before anyone even knew who Jonah Hill was. We go get burgers and bring them back to his place and his mom was completely lovely and chatty. She told some embarrassing stories about Jake as a kid, and then his dad comes in the room, steals a few of my French fries and says I should come along to the taping of Letterman that he’s doing in a few hours. I was an idiot and said I had to go back to work. People, that was one of my biggest life lessons. If you get asked to go to a taping of Letterman by Dustin Hoffman, go. I thought I was being responsible, but even my boss was like, “No, you’re just an idiot.” One of my life regrets.
7 - My college roommate gave her (actual!!!) number to a guy she met in the park while walking home from classes. Even though she knew she wasn’t interested in him. It was the shared number to our dorm. He was weird (referred to himself in the third person - his last name was Love, just consider the puns) and bordered on stalker-ish. He’d call everyday asking her out. She said she wasn’t interested, but he kept trying. Finally she just refused to answer the phone. And since we didn’t have caller ID on our dorm phone, I was left to answer the phone every time it rang. At some point, his stalker affections were transferred to me (and I had never even met the guy.) He’d call me and say things like, “Hey I’m going roller skating at the Roxy tonight, wanna join me?” “My friend, Christina Aguilera, is in town and she really wants to meet you, we should all go to dinner.” “There’s a 10 year anniversary screening of a movie I did, when can I pick you up?” (this was legit but some people probably wish it weren’t - think West Side Story with street fighting dance competitions and roller skating, needless to say it has a 0% on rotten tomatoes). A couple of years ago, I’m talking to my boss, because we are at a convention and see an ad for a guy with this guy’s name as a contact for a roller dance company. And my boss is like, “Yeah, I know his mom, he really does know Christina Aguilera.”
8 - I have a pretty large, complicated family. There is no easy answer when people ask if I have siblings. I have 1 full blooded brother, 3 half brothers (one from my dad’s first marriage; two from my dad’s third marriage - I am from my dad’s second marriage), 3 step brothers (from my dad’s fourth marriage) and a sister who is adopted from China. Do I say I have a brother, do I say I have 4, 7? I’m closer to my three step brothers than I am to two of my half brothers. It’s confusing.
9 - I have a tattoo and a nose piercing which were both done pretty spontaneously after hard days at work. Don’t regret either. I also have my ears pierced which was done when I was 3. At some point one of the ear holes closed up, but I found a really great pair of earrings that I wanted to wear, so I thought to myself, “how hard could it be to re-pierce my ears?” Ice, sterilized needle, temporary post earrings to keep the hole open while it heals. Check, check, check. Guys, if you’re gonna do it yourself, have a friend actually stick the needle though your flesh. It will probably go much faster. I kept just stabbing at my earlobe and slowly pushing it through the pain until I felt like I was going to throw up. Or better yet, go to the mall and have them use the gun.
10 - I am shocked I had all these facts to share, because I really consider my self to be pretty boring. I like introvert activities. Staying home, hanging with my dogs, reading, writing, watching TV. I do like people and am generally pretty easy going and easy to get along with, but I am a homebody. I have to talk myself into going out, even though I find myself enjoying myself when I am out. I am always open to chat, so send me a message if you so care to do so.
Tagging randomly from my mutuals, sorry if you’ve already done this! @everything-she-did-was-so-human @agentkalgibbs @aalissy @thetaswolf @ciara-jane @waitingonthetardis @skyler10fic @buffyann23
#ten things meme#fleurdeneuf#about me#everything-she-did-was-so-human#agentkalgibbs#aalissy#thetaswolf#ciara-jane#waitingonthetardis#skyler10fic#buffyann23
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I feel so tired for the past few days that I don’t even know what to write here but I want to write something so I thought that I will just find random question and answer them (even that nobody ask for them - hello I’m here just by myself).
What’s your favorite candle scent? I love any kind of sweet scent like vanilla, caramel, chocolate, coconut, cookies, mmmm. And on the other hand I love masculine scents.
What female celebrity do you wish was your sister? Olsen sister - I would love to be their sister! Look like them and have the same wardrobe.
What male celebrity do you wish was your brother? Action Bronson
How old do you think you’ll be when you get married? At first I need to have a boyfriend...
Do you know a hoarder? I don’t even know what does it mean.
Can you do a split? YES! Bow down!
How old were you when you learned how to ride a bike? I don’t remember, maybe 6?
How many oceans have you swam in? 1.
How many countries have you been to? Italy, Turkey, Bulgaria, Germany, Luxembourg, Holland, Denmark, Finland, UK, Indonesia, Qatar, Czech Republic - 12?
Is anyone in your family in the army? My uncle.
What would you name your daughter if you had one? I really like Emma. But probably I will give her more polish name like Antonina.
What would you name your son if you had one? Wojciech, Miłosz? I don’t know.
What was your favorite TV show when you were a child? Muminki.
What did you dress up as on Halloween when you were eight? It’s not common holiday in Poland so I didn’t get dressed up when I was so young.
Have you read any of the Harry Potter, Hunger Games or Twilight series? Only HP but I ended on 4th part.
Would you rather have an American accent or a British accent? British!
What’s the first amusement park you’ve been to? It was in Italy but I don’t remember the name.
What language, besides your native language, would you like to be fluent in? French <3
Do you prefer Titanic or The Notebook?
Titanic!
What’s the name of your favorite restaurant? JeSus.
If you have a nickname, what is it? Agaczi
Who’s your favorite person in the world? My mother.
Do you eat breakfast every morning? I’m trying to but when I’m not hungry I eat breakfast later that day when I’m already at work.
How many times have you been to the hospital? Just few times after I was a little bit drunk, lol.
What’s the last compliment you got?
Yesterday about my selfie on ig stories from my crush lol.
What flavor tea do you enjoy? Any type of herbal teas - mint, chai, etc.
How many pairs of shoes do you currently own? TOO MANY
what’s your favorite color? Pink. And I still can’t believe that I pick that color.
what is your dream career? I would love to work in fashion industry.
where do you see yourself living when you’re on your own? In big loft/apartment in some old building or new block at the highest floor.
where is your favorite place to travel? Right now I’m in love with Bali but I would love to go to Australia, US and Island.
what do you do in your free time? Doodling, taking pictures.
describe your family in one word. Weird.
what is your dream car? Vintage cadillac.
three things you need in your life? Love, friends, sun.
i have a celebrity crush on.. James Franco. <3
what’s your favorite treat? I C E C R E A M S
favorite wild animal? Lion?
what is your favorite season? Spring.
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