Also, this is more fantasy/magical realism (romance first), but Freya Marske's The Last Binding trilogy would be a really easy thing to download onto Kindle and read on and off while you're traveling. The last book is my fave, but it's all a delightful, queer, Edwardian romp.

HI HAVE YOU READ THE BROKEN EARTH TRILOGY

This doesn't *look* like brisket and isn't a fancy meat substitute, but man the flavor profile is great and it is delicious.

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If you haven't read Freya Marske's Last Binding trilogy, it's very gay and very good!
(Also it got a lot of press bc of the Hugo, but A Memory Called Empire was a great sci-fi political thriller with a queer lead, even if it wasn't really a romance)

I am such a source of goodness in your life 🫘🫘🫘

Tell them you don't want any Medicaid cuts. Tell them you don't want any SNAP cuts. Tell them you don't want huge tax cuts for billionaires.

Tell them why it matters to you. *Make them* hear WHY Medicaid matters to you. That is how we convinced Murkowski, Collins, and McCain to vote no.

Hi (you don't know me but I love your knitting posts)! Fantastic book recs here so I'll throw in a movie- try Nimona on Netflix. Very futuristic (but with fairytale tropes to subvert), queer, antihero, extremely approachable for kids, visually gorgeous.

My dad once went camping with a friend who'd never been to Big Bend and was looking forward to seeing the stars Dad had been talking up for years, and who was then really annoyed with the huge cloud blocking his view the first night.

(It was the Milky Way)

Luck. Pure luck.

How did you shape them before the final rise? They might have just been too thick in the center. When I make sufganiyot I roll out the dough to about 1/2" thick before using a biscuit cutter (or wine glass) to make discs.