for sandwiches, i normally just put them in a reusable container, or a sturdy sandwich bag (i usually wash and reuse them until they break/are too gross). but wraps! they don't usually hold their shape unless wrapped in plastic wrap. are beeswax wraps a good alternative in this case? i tried making some years ago but i think i didn't do the best job and they didn't turn out great. should i just buy some?
I found this moth friend inside my apartment, i think it was trapped inside for a while, it was moving around but not flying, but I took it out to my balcony anyways so it would hopefully be able to escape and find something to eat. sadly this morning i woke up and it had died. I have never pinned an insect before, so any tips on what I can do would be appreciated. i do have sewing pins but not any special insect pins. how should i prevent rot? should i spread the wings out? i'm afraid to handle it, i think some scales rubbed off even when i was just trying to flip it over. any advice would be appreciated, thanks!
Hello, I just moved to Ghent from Canada as an international student and am hoping to get into pole dancing. I took a trial class back home and really enjoyed it, and would like to continue learning over here.
I looked up some pole studios in the area, it seems like there are a few. But I was wondering if people had any personal experience/recommendations.
At the moment I don't speak a lick of Dutch so an English-speaking class may be more beneficial. But I'm sure I'll pick up some of it as I stay here longer, and I want to be able to meet locals and not just hang around other international folks. So I'm totally open in terms of language.
Also, I am a man, and on top of that I am not white, so it's important to me to find a studio that is welcoming to all sorts of people. Thanks in advance!
has this show up in a dream. chocolate pecan cluster with a marshmallow in the center. the marshmallow was filled with raspberry and chocolate ganache. honestly sounds really yummy...
i think i've been watching too much ash baber and b. dylan hollis, and i visited a chocolate shop yesterday, so this was the result
woke up this morning to find that an orb weaver has made a lovely home for herself overnight, unfortunately inside my room. i would let her stay but i did some searching and they dont seem to do well indoors so i want to let her out. is it okay to damage her web? please help.
Genuine question. Personally, I am definitely open to eating snails and insects. I feel like they are very seafood-coded land animals. On the flip side, I feel like I would not be comfortable eating the meat of aquatic mammals (seals, whales, etc).
just stumbled across this on youtube.... yes cis women have naturally hairy bodies too!!! reminder for anybody with body hair that it's completely natural and the expectation for women to be totally hairless is misogynistic bullshit
Chickens are truly such an excellent shape for a shoulder bag. Fits all the essentials!!
I felt like this size of bag was missing in my life so I decided to make one! I find the quick access of a shoulder bag to be much more convenient than a small backpack. The shape and size is somewhat based on the Uniqlo half moon bag. It can hold a 1L Nalgene with room for snacks and other essentials I might want to bring out for when a backpack feels a little excessive. I made sure it had a back zip pocket too in case I wanted more secure storage.
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I got several huge bruises on my legs, sprained a finger, and a couple of scrapes. However my bones remain intact. I am proud to say that the strength of my bones has proven itself once again
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Hey everybody! As the weather is getting warmer I'm really itching to go outside more. I'm looking for friends who like going for walks in nature (parks and lightly wooded areas) and particularly identifying/photographing bugs!! Fungi, plants and other animals too but my primary interest is insects and arachnids. Would love to hang out at High Park, Downsview, the river valleys, or literally anywhere we might encounter wildlife.
I'm frankly quite the amateur naturalist but I really want to learn more! No experience required from your end too- it would be fun to discover and learn together, but if you have a lot of knowledge I would like to learn from you.
I tend to work evenings and weekends so I'm mostly free on weekdays during the day, so bonus points if we have similar availabilities. I could make other times work though.
No age/gender requirements from your end, but I am 23M if that matters.
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Was running some errands in the rain today and annoyed about my butt being wet every time i got back on my bike, so I decided to solve that problem. Had some leftover ripstop lying around so I threw together a quick little rain cover for my seat. The shock cord that goes around the edge is sewn directly to a little pouch that straps onto the bottom front of the seat. That way it's always attached to my bike and there if I need it!