▲ 2 r/aloe
Any idea what this would be and how do I get rid of it?
They seem to be dead (or at least not moving).
u/jemimahaste — 8 days ago
▲ 88 r/ireland
The cinema- an air conditioned spot in Ireland!
Got a medium cup of ice and a chilly room in the dark to enjoy a movie!
Support your local today!
u/jemimahaste — 11 days ago
Rather than a cozy game with a horror twist, would anyone know a horror game that feels cozy?
What I mean is a horror game with the general thesis of something like "despite everything, you're worth sticking around" or "humanity is fundamentally good"
An example would be Look Outside
u/jemimahaste — 12 days ago
▲ 229 r/ireland
Everyone who didn't get a lick of sunburn gets a gold star!
Keep up the suntan lotion routine, skin cancer is deadly.
Don't forget to put some on and behind your ears!
u/jemimahaste — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/AskIreland
Would anyone have a family recipe for traditional potato bread/potato farls?
I'm looking into our history of Irish cooking and considering what I've seen of some of the receipes online have described as soda bread (very americanised), I figured that the best place to ask was the source itself.
u/jemimahaste — 2 months ago