#saladiers

[alushroom]

i wonder how common it is for people to build their own spiritual philosophy from scratch.

i read feminist lit here and there, and do a lot of exploration and study into religions, spiritual philosophies, occult practices, etc to pick and choose what works for me, and this year these two things (fem lit and spiritual study) collided in a way that's made me shift into probably building my own spiritual philosophy, because of how bleak spiritual philosophies are for women.

i got into buddhism this past year, then discovered that traditionally, women can't reach enlightenment, or can only reach it if reincarnated as a guy....... i know this has changed, but i always prefer to go to the source of a philosophy and i hate to say it ladies, but this shit is fucking everywhere. we are demonic matter to these philosophies. so now i'm just building my own thing. the inevitable conclusion, tbh. i just didn't wanna face the mammoth task but to be true to myself, i have no choice. i do not want to go down some spiritual rabbit hole of wonder to then be slapped with a 'you are not actually welcome here' in some form. anyway my study thus far is further proof that misogynists are little freaks that still have a 'boys only' sign on their rotting shelter they're so desperately trying to keep together as they also build around it, destroying the land around it as well as, eventually, the shelter itself, and that anyone - even a fucking buddha - is not immune to being a woman hating idiot.

i urge both women and men to always research deeply into these things. can you morally trust a spiritual (and therefore sacred) philosophy if part of its history is exclusionary to a group of people because of how they were born? not very sacred to me.

[bunnyboy-juice]

thank gd for those giant rabbits and giant grocery store teddy bears

[saladyy]

it is midnight. i am crying. what is wrong with the arcane writers

[deltaruinedcoco37]

curing artblock with doodles of my OCS (you may see some of them in an object show soon. that. I uhh still need to finish animating episode 1 of. fuck)

[rainbyte]

I love grilled cheese :)

[oldsardens]

Abbes Saladi - Sans Titre. 1986

[philoursmars]

Marseille, le MuCEM et sa nouvelle collection permanente (à mes yeux, bien plus intéressante et mieux présentée que la précédente…)

Suite et fin, enfin !!!

saladier à "l''Arbre d'Amours", René Legros- France, 1781 - les commentaires sont très amusants : à zoomer !

encrier - Cher, mi-XIXe s.

Calvaire en grès, Marie Talbot et fils - La Borne, Cher, 1802

"Assemblée dominicale" , Jean Talbot - La Borne, Cher, 1800-50

voir 3

voir 4

[communist-hatsunemiku]

its so obvious to anyone whos not an asshole when someone does not actually give a shit about whatever social issues are being discussed and are instead obsessed with Being Right Online and epic comebacks and gotchas. And the way they phrase things is always suppose to seem smart and shit but its just a bunch of convoluted bullshit that is just fox news talking points put through some kind of 4chan word salad filter.

[thegeminisage]

tng update time, brief because i am BUSY. two nights ago we caught "contagion" together, yesterday i watched "the royale" on my own, and just now i finished "time squared."

contagion: don't know why this one was recced by so amny people because it was VERY boring. because it had romulans in it? it's not even unwatchably bad or anything, i just...didn't care

did like that the romulan commander was a woman though. just like the enterprise incident. where's spock when you need him

the archaeology angle was stupid. "oooh i have to go i've been studying them since i was a lad" you literally do not have to go "well china was thought to be only a myth until marco polo traveled there" bitch, not to the fucking chinese. get a grip.

the fakeout data death...girl we know he's going to be fine! i did like him throwing geordi around though he made the little faces <3 and i was very proud of him for continuing to work when he had a little computer virus. aw. maybe less glad that picard didn't give him any extra priase for doing so but whatever we can't have high expectations for this ep

anyway it was all just very overly contrived. and i was bored.

the royale: this had a great setup because i love when star trek talks about nasa. that made me really excited for what turned out to ultimately be a holodeck episode

played this one on 2x speed genuinely (my deepest dishonor - bad ones get 1.25x, really bad ones get 1.5x, and horrible ones alone get 2x speed)

like, if you changed it a little, you could say the holodeck is broken and won't let you out until you pretend to be investors and win big in the casino! it's the same thing. i guess they didn't want people thinking the holodeck was dangerous and unreliable, which it is

anyway, i liked data blowing on the dice. that was all though

time squared: this one blew my tits clean off. amazing. 10/10. it's like the immunity syndrome, enemy within, and doomsday machine had a time traveling baby

there is like a little bit of time travel technobabble that makes no sense whatsoever. and i did get the final twist spoiled for me. but it doesn't MATTER. neither of those things mattered because i was still sitting there with my jaw on the ground after the end

like, one website called this one confusing. sure yeah a little bit. they were playing very fast and loose with both their own rules established in the episode and the greater rules of the franchise as a whole. but the point is the character arc

like. picard sees himself make a decision that will destroy his ship. he sees himself fail utterly to do everything he holds sacred - he did not even GO DOWN with his ship. he is facing a matt decker doomsday machine of a situation. remember when kirk pitied matt decker because he saw his whole crew die and was helpless to stop it but was also a little put off by him because he couldn't possibly imagine himself in that situation? but with picard IT IS himself. it's green shirt john crichton and black shirt john crichton. they're BOTH the real picard but one of them has been through something unimaginably horrible

AND WHEN THAT PICARD. ENDANGERS THE SHIP. like. IN COLD BLOOD our picard chooses to kill him. and in my personal interpretation he thinks of it as mercy. but like he still shot him while looking directly at him and NO ONE knows what he did because he DIDNT TELL THEM except he called the fucking doctor for some reason

like at the end he's just staring out of a window. and riker is like hi im here to let you talk about it! and picard doesn't talk about it and riker goes away and in the end he is just staring out of the fucking window and they just ROLL CREDITS a real "anyway! these are the voyages of the starship enterprise" of a situation aka what i always loved about tos episodes (honorific)

i THINK this is a cross-section of drag me to hell and there was no laugh track but further contemplation required. straight banger i fucking loved it

i still have to do "the icaurs factor" and "pen pals" alone, but then we get to do "q who" together WHICH IS THE BORG EPISODE i cannot wait. nobody tell me ANYTHING.

[melissamaehatesyou]

[hpdfag]

hello mutual!! how are you? I hope you are well :D here are some asks from the ask game for you:

moment of death, rigor mortis, putrefaction, and skeletonization!

hihihihi im doing well thank u !!!!! ^_^ answers r under the read-more since this got a bit long v_v

moment of death: to what lengths would you go for your beloved? is there anything you wouldn’t do? any dealbreakers?

almost any length at all. if he wanted me to get worse, id gladly succumb to despair. if he wanted to see me alive and happy, i'd keep fighting to survive. almost anything i can think of as a dealbreaker i would handle just for him. though i guess i'd hate having to share him with someone else... i have a terrible time with jealousy.

rigor mortis: describe your darling.

he's everything, he's a concept, he's an ideal, he's a feeling, he's a wonderful wonderful man that i love very much. i like to say i'm in love with the sun. he's so bright, he lights up a room with his smile alone. when he's there, it feels like everything is going to be okay. he's passionate, and driven, and the most wonderful man i've ever had the privelege of knowing, let alone loving. he's intelligent, and witty, and gorgeous. he's love itself.

putrefaction: do you believe in soulmates? what about reincarnation? if so, do you believe your beloved has always been your beloved?

this one's complicated. i think that, in his original form, he does not exist in this iteration of reality. he couldn't, he's still alive and well and waiting for my recovery. but through being inside the program as a part of the killing game, he's left his mark on the world. there's a piece of him in every living thing. man was recreated in his image, a little kinder, a little warmer.

i used to believe in reincarnation, but i'm not sure anymore. all i do know is that, in a way, every form that hinata has taken has been one that i've loved very dearly despite it all. even if i don't want to admit it to myself. i've always loved him, and who he became, and then who he became again. nothing could change that.

skeletonization: how would you describe your obsession? what does it feel like?

it feels like a hazy fog settled over my senses. it feels like my whole body is bathed in warmth whenever i think about him. when im jealous it feels like something sharp is lodged in my chest, something thats always been there as a dull ache but stings whenever i think of him with someone else.

even my more violent impulses feel warm. sunny. like theyre glowing. when i want to see inside of him or taste his blood it is not out of a desire to cause pain but out of reverence, curiousity, a deep hope that in knowing him as completely as he knows me i'll be able to please him.

all in all i am less an aggressor than i am a servant at heart. i was put on this earth to make him as happy as i possibly can, to please him even if i recieve nothing in return. just the simple act of service to him, a higher power, brings me joy. as much as reciprocation would make me the happiest man on earth, i'd do it all the same even if i wasn't appreciated for a second of it. its all for him.

[2t2r]

De nouvelles réparations de porcelaines cassées par Glen Taylor

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De nouvelles réparations de porcelaines cassées par Glen Taylor

[saladyy]

the love i have for sonic the hedgehog cannot be contained in my mortal body

[teddybear-zero]

update on my mother's adventures into kpop: she can now recognize and name half the members of Ateez 🎉

she knows San, Mingi, Hongjoong, and Yunho- she recognizes and knows Jongho is the youngest, but she can't remember his name. a work in progress

when i took my mom to see Seventeen with me, i really didn't expect just how much she'd enjoy it.

context for those who dont know: im mute and need an interpreter for big events- i learnt my lesson from seeing Ateez without one (incredible and unforgettable show, but everything else was a nightmare lol).

the majority of people who can play this role for me (mainly friends) have absolutely no interest in kpop, so my mom agreed to go with me.

i didn't want her to feel too left out during the show though, so i gave her the SVT crash course- listening to the discography, a powerpoint on the members and basic group info, watching some GoSe and performance videos; enough so that she might understand some of the jokes the boys make. she sat patiently through it all and i thought she was just humouring me.

imagine my surprise when we're waiting in line at UBS and she starts answering the trivia questions.

she's asking me about people's outfits, wanting to know what words mean, and even pointed out someone with the same bias as me. she remembers the names of all the leaders, my biases, and absolutely loved her 1st neverending Aju Nice.

now, weeks later, i just found out she actually has a playlist for her favorite Seventeen songs-- and i only find this out because she asked me if there's any Ateez songs she knows + immediately makes a new playlist for it.

with music being one of the only ways i can really express complex emotions easily, it just really means alot how much effort she's put in to learning about my groups. she even asked me to open my new Hongjoong edition of Golden Hour p.2 with her so she could see what photocards i got.

anyways. her bias is Vernon and she thinks BSS are hilarious. her favorite songs are Candy, Crush, and Holiday. 🩷🩵

[pinketine]

Ok, so. Gathered my thoughts a bit, but things are still a bit word salady, and I wanted to talk about how this stream shows how much trust and emotional attachtment Tubbo has in Fred.

Like, it's obvious that Tubbo is emotionally attached to Fred, has been for a while now, but the dejection when Fred didn't show up to the date? It's getting more and more and more noticable that Tubbo has a habit of softening his voice when Fred is involved, as first seen with him warning Fred to stay away from Pierre. And now we have a second example with how melancholy he sounded, as he wandered around, holding the flower he was going to give Fred.

(Side note, I find it so symptomatic of their influence on each other that Fred was holding the flower Tubbo gave him for comfort. They've changed each other so much.)

And something both me and Alto @alt0stratuscloud noticed on vc, is that Tubbo was never angry at Fred. He was sad, and confused, but never expressed actual anger at Fred for supposedly standing up. Which lines up with his earlier claims that if Fred was evil, he would be as well. He just can't bring himself to have a negative view of them.

And then Quackity tries to make Tubbo lose trust in Fred, and it just simply doesn't work. Not only can Tubbo not have a negative view of Fred, he knows her too well to believe Quackity. He knows Fred's handwriting and writing style, knows that Fred wouldn't do that to him and that he can't trust almost anyone that isn't Fred.

So it's a good set up for Tubbo trying to find Fred (which he really did, just being a bit too late). He promised to protect them, and they still have a date to go on.

[coovieilledentelle]

Apportez du peps en fin de repas avec notre recette de clafoutis à l'orange et au pralin ! Idéal pour un repas d'hiver, ce flan aux agrumes régalera tous vos convives avec sa recette toute simple et rapide à réaliser : suivez le guide...

Nombre de personnes6

Temps de préparation10 minutes

Temps de cuisson35 minutes

Degré de difficultéTrès facile

CoûtBon marché

4 œufs

150 g de sucre en poudre

1 pincée de sel

1 sachet de sucre vanillé

25 cl de lait

20 cl de crème liquide

100 g de farine + pour le moule

4 oranges bio : 2 pour le zeste et le jus + 2 pour les quartiers

100 g de pralin en poudre

30 g de beurre + pour le moule

Sucre glace pour la décoration

Préchauffez le four à 180°C (th. 6). Beurrez et farinez légèrement un moule à tarte ou un moule à gratin.

Dans un saladier, battez les œufs avec le sucre, le sucre vanillé et une pincée de sel jusqu'à ce que le mélange devienne léger et mousseux.

Ajoutez le lait, la crème liquide, le zeste et le jus de 2 oranges, puis mélangez bien pour obtenir une pâte homogène.

Incorporez la farine en plusieurs fois, puis continuez de battre jusqu'à ce que la pâte soit lisse et sans grumeaux.

Faites fondre le beurre dans une petite casserole ou au micro-ondes, puis incorporez-le à la pâte. Mélangez bien.

Épluchez les 2 oranges restantes et découpez-les en quartiers. Si vous préférez une présentation plus fine, vous pouvez également retirer les membranes pour ne garder que les segments d'orange.

Versez la préparation dans le moule. Ajoutez les quartiers d'orange dans la pâte en les disposant en rosace par exemple, en les enfonçant légèrement sans les immerger complètement.

Parsemez le pralin en poudre sur le dessus.

Enfournez pour environ 35 à 40 minutes. Le clafoutis doit être légèrement doré sur le dessus et encore un peu tremblotant au centre. Si le dessus dore trop vite, vous pouvez couvrir avec du papier aluminium pour la fin de la cuisson.

Saupoudrez de sucre glace avant de servir, pour apporter un peu de douceur et de brillance.

Vous pouvez servir ce clafoutis aux agrumes tiède ou froid, accompagné, si vous le souhaitez, d'une boule de glace à la vanille ou d'une cuillerée de crème fouettée.