u/VeganMyWay

When my little want held they insist I stand. Often they want to be walked but always insist I don’t sit down. I can stand still, exactly where I was sitting, holding them in the same position and the difference in altitude calms them??? REALLY?!!! It’s the one thing that drives me crazy. I’ve figured out how to hold them both sitting but even wearing one I can’t hold two standing (when I do I look like I’m sacrificing him, it’s transport only, not for comfort).
I’m not just venting, single mother, any advice would be welcomed!

I use dishes like these to clean out the fridge.

Bottom layer - Meat-y - an open bag of meatless meatballs and an open bag of veggie burgers made into grounds and seasoned with herbs and chili flakes

Middle layer - Cheeze-y - tofu, nutritional yeast, a bag of shreds, and all the open cheese like spreads I use for snacking or baking… whatever works

Top layer - Veg-y - I had a ton of mushrooms in the fridge and some frozen chopped spinach

I had open jars of sun dried tomatoes, Kalamata olives and capers, I roughly blended those with their juice and stirred it into cheep sauce and a can of diced tomatoes for texture. It made the most ridiculously delicious pasta sauce. OMG.

The new Morning Star wings (mehh..) and TJ gyoza.

Anyone know good and widely available wings?

I change these up every time but the basics are tofu, breakfast sausage, veggies, quinoa, beans, and cheeze.
These have broccoli, mushrooms, and onion.

These succulents are sentimental and most have died. I was down to one plant but stuck a few leaves in the dirt and kept it wet and have two new plants but the last two times I’ve tried the start died. Is there a more full proof way to propagate succulents? A leaf has torn and I’d like to use it if possible, also can I cut the top of the big one with more luck (I don’t like how it’s taller than bushy), and under a bottom leaf there is a sprout I’m considering using as a start?? Is any of this a good idea? Thanks for any advice❣️ (I have twin newborns and very little time or I would research this on my own or go to a nursery but this plant will die before I get to those options.)