The sun is shining, birds are singing, and my brain is a lil more cooked than I had realized…everything falling into place teeheehee

Ooh I love chew! I like small pieces too but for when they add some nice texture and variety! Depends on the dish. I also don’t like most diced chicken cuz it’s usually breast and dry and weird lmaooo.

I was indeed gnawing on bones as a child haha! But of 4 kids in the only one who really took after my parents in this specific way where I like and prefer it. But culturally I think Nigerian meat is preferred hard

I don’t really like smooth or bland food and like haptic food (with some exceptions) since i don’t chew nearly as much as i should cuz i get bored

I love a bit of fat, tendon, bone, skin, fiber, etc. but tbh hehe. This thought arose cuz my mom brought me stew the other day and I felt lucky the meat had fatty bits still on it and I got a curly part of the tripe lol

It was Sixteen Mill Bakeshop! Near park slope I think? Idk NYC places lol. Their savory scones were amazing too. If I lived near there…every morning…

Like im delusionally trying to rationalize going to Brooklyn just for it and the savory scone i had. You don’t understand how upsetting being gluten free when you like bread. The treats are not good or easily available

and pink and lilac, and green and lilac, and orange and pink.

Severance season finaleeeeee

I’m annoying people

These are cute! Unfortunately,I’m looking for a crescent sling, that’ll be mainly close on my chest/torso, and not cross hitting my hip or primary on back 😅

Ooh, this might be the one…

I checked them out and the koala was nearly perfect but it has magnets instead of a zipper :/

It does meet a lot of my wants but I couldn’t find images or video of people wearing it as a belt so I’m skeptical. The main wear I want is sling on my chest not hip 😅 also wanting something sleeker. This is a bit too rigid/bulky. Amorphous I know 🙃 I appreciate this though haha

It’s not a sling or belt bag and is too cumbersome!

Bonk on the head I mean lmfao