Oatmeal made in the instapot with fresh blueberries and a touch of maple syrup, and coffee ☕
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juliju:
yummy and those cups are a m a z i n g
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Hey all!
If you are going to be near Seattle on Saturday the 13th, and you've got nothing planned, you should come to the Georgetown Art Attack! Every month, on the 2nd Saturday, Georgetown does an "artwalk" and Equinox Studios where The Iron Monkeys work is always involved. It's a great time to meet local artists, see cool stuff, and just hang out. There is...
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We're getting closer, a few weeks left and so much more to do. I know we'll get it done, but I wonder what we're going to have to leave out or shortcut to do it.
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rare:
Looks awesome!
dtimm87:
Rad stuff man!
Gazpacho and charcuterie board for dinner tonight.
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rare:
Nice!
alyria:
😋
So, I've been cooking for my Burning Man campers, and this Vegan Tika Masala is what I've been making this week, I've made it 4 times now. I can do it by heart at this point! It's so good, I'm about finished with my last batch of it. A few minutes left on the timer, then I add smoked paprika and let it cool so...
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peggolives:
perfect 💚💚💚
user0872057057274570:
yummy 😋😋
The Burning Man Survival Guide is a must read every year. For those who have not been, they should read it a few times!
I'll be thinking of you while I listen to this from now on @chrispbacon. Until I board the ship to eternity at least. Godspeed or whatever it is they say.
Entertaining with some interesting takes on gender, sentience, and what it means to be a person. There are a few twists along the way, and the characters are all pretty likable. I finished up the trilogy last week and would recommend it to anyone.
hidden pain behind bright eyes
secret suffering that leads to hopelessness
find a way to create connection
share yourself to combat hopelessness
the world is big and mostly uncaring
lonely suffering amongst the masses is hell
be a beacon that shines a spotlight
help the hidden feel seen
This is an older video that was shared by one of the people I camp with. I love these old videos of the event, because it helps me realize how much has changed, but how much as also stayed the same! Enjoy!