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herhope365 · 1 year

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8/365: April 24, 2023

Having to deal with depression is exhausting. I’ve never felt consistent with myself. And to be honest I don’t know what a normal me feels like. My days can consist of having a good productive and enjoyable time but then i don’t I disassociate(?) Or I completely just deplete in every single way possible. I’m tired like today for example I had a good day. I did my chores I felt good but as soon as I interacted with my family I kinda just sank. I feel frustrated sad and angry… and all I wanna feel is okay :/

I feel guilty when I push away my mom. I know she means well but sometimes I can’t deal with her interactions. They don’t have to be bad or good for me to feel over it. The worst is that it happens any time of day. I can wake up sad angry or frustrated to the point of tears or I can go about my day and all of sudden have this ball of negativity just wanting to come out. It’s tiring not have some sort of control of my emotions.

Anyways I got to see JKs Weverse live. He’s a cute guy I hope he’s enjoying his downtime and he has fun with all his friends.

And since he shared a recipe too all give one too~~

Fresas Con Crema~~

Ingredients :

Strawberries (I used 2lbs enough for me and my family. Serves like 6 ppl)

Vanilla (1 tsp)

Sour cream (start with 1/2 cup. Build off from that but adjust to taste)

Sweetened Condensed Milk (1/2 cup to start. Less if you don’t want them too sweet but feel free to add more if you do want them sweet.)

Typically table cream but I didn’t have it this time. It came out fine 💀 ( 1 can)

Instructions :

Rinse and wash your 🍓.

I like to cut out all the cores and stems at this time to make dicing easier and faster for me.

Dice your strawberries 🍓 This time around I diced and I also cut them into rounds. I just wanted to have different sizes.

Okay pause this is where if you do have that table crème you start…. Place like 3/4 cups of 🍓 and the crème in a blender. Blend till smooth and creamy. Pour that mixture into a medium bowl. Okay now proceed with the next step 👇 :)

In a medium bowl place your diced 🍓🍓🍓 and you are going to start pouring in you other ingredients.

Go ahead and pour your vanilla, sour cream, and condensed milk. Stir to combine all the creams and flavors 😂

Now THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART EVER (in my mind lol. Up to you really :p) COVER AND PLACE TO CHILL IN THE FRIDGE. (Or serve right after your done making them 😪)

Boom that’s it!!!!

easy peasy lemon squeezy

SONGS IM LISTENING TO:

D-DAY - AGUST D 🔥🔥🔥🔥

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lorirwritesfanfic · 2 years

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Best Part Of The Night

Author's note: Oh, look at that. I’m finally adding a tiny bit of romance on Ernest x Alisha subplot 😁 this is also a submission to @choicesnovchallenge2021 [Original characters are creations of this author. The others are owned by Pixelberry Studios] Book: Desire & Decorum (modern day AU) Pairing: Ernest Sinclaire x F!OC (Alisha) Rating: T Word count: 1654 Reading time: ~7min Summary: Culinary lessons with Alisha make Ernest eager to learn more than just recipes. Based on the prompt: Choices November Challenge - day ten: cupcakes

"No."

Ernest shook his head and quickly unbuttoned his shirt off, tossing it on the growing pile of clothes on the ottoman next to him. Turning back to the clothing racks and shelves in his closet, he searched for another shirt. Among designer jumpers and shirts with different types of sleeves, colors and various kinds of fabric, nothing seemed good enough. He reached for another shirt, pressed it to his chest as he looked in the mirror and made a face.

"Absolutely not."

And just like that, another shirt was tossed aside.

As he looked at the pile of wrinkled shirts, Ernest groaned in frustration. He was an objective man who made smart and fast decisions. Whenever he had a meeting or an event to attend, his outfit was chosen days before to make sure his image expressed exactly who he was and his goals. Yet, there he was, thirty five minutes away from his next appointment, and he couldn't pick up a single shirt.

Just then, a knock interrupted his thoughts.

"Come in!" He ordered.

Carrying a long sleeve white shirt, Lydia Sinclaire strolled into her son's room with a smile. "No luck yet, sweetheart?"

"No. Everything in here looks too pretentious or makes it look like I'm trying too hard."

"You are trying too hard," his mother commented.

His shoulders slumped in defeat. "I don't understand. It's just a cooking class. Why is it so hard to pick up a shirt?"

Lydia chuckled. If she ever told him why he was so worried about a shirt, he wouldn't admit it. So she chose to say something else instead.

"I think only you can find out the reason, but in any case, cooks and chefs in general would approve of a nice white shirt," Lydia said, as she turned her son around and pressed the shirt in her hand to his chest.

Ernest studied his reflection for a moment and nodded. "Hmm..."

"It's a nice choice, isn't it?" She grinned.

"It is. Thank you, mother."

"You're welcome, darling. Now get dressed. I saw Alisha walking into the estate whilst I was bringing you this shirt."

"Is she here?!" His blue eyes widened. "Why didn't you tell me this earlier?"

"Oh, don't be silly, sweetheart. She arrived early to set up everything with Mrs. Davies." She patted her son's shoulder as he heaved a sigh. "Don't forget to roll up the sleeves."

He put on the shirt, rolled up the sleeves as his mother instructed and glanced at her from the mirror. "Thank you, mother."

"Of course, Ernest."

Once his mother disappeared from view, he checked himself in the mirror one more time and headed downstairs.

As he approached the kitchen, a gentle humming reached his ears. Clearly, it wasn't anyone from the staff. The manor was so quiet at times that he often forgot he had six employees at home. Ernest then realised it could only be one person.

He leaned on the threshold and smiled at the sight before him. Dressing in her white chef uniform, with her deep dark hair styled in a low bun, Alisha arranged the last of the ingredients on the kitchen island. While humming a The Cure's song, she picked up a tablet from her bag and set it up on the counter.

Is she always like this or is it because she loves her work this much she savoured every single opportunity to be in a kitchen?

She looked so calm in her element he almost felt sorry for what he was about to do.

"Ahem!"

Alisha looked up and greeted him with a smile. "Good evening, Mr. Sinclaire."

For some reason he couldn't quite fathom, right now the kitchen seemed cozy, more inviting. How odd...

"Good evening, Ms. Hastings."

"If I recall correctly, Mrs Sinclaire mentioned that both of you like sweets. For this reason, tonight you're going to learn one of the easiest cupcake recipes you'll find."

As Ernest approached the kitchen island, she grabbed the tablet and showed him the recipe.

"Grass cupcakes?!" His brows furrowed in confusion

"Yes."

"That's an odd name to give to a dessert."

"It's lemon cake actually. But I've been calling it grass cake ever since the first time I tasted it."

Something about the way her smile adorning her face reached her eyes gave him the feeling the story behind it was more than a fond childhood memory. Yet, he decided not to ask about it. At least, not right away.

"Shall we get started then?"

He nodded, taking a place by her side to follow the recipe.

"First lesson of every recipe made in a blender: liquid, creamy and soft texture ingredients first. Then we add powder, solids, etcetera."

She passed him the ingredients and he added eggs, yogurt, sunflower oil, and turned on the blender.

"No milk?"

"No. We already have the yogurt. It'll give the necessary amount of dairy and sourness to make the cake fluffy."

Once she turned off the blender, she continued to guide him through the recipe, explaining the order of the ingredients and giving him the instructions. He added lemon cake mix and lemon jelly powder to the jar. Lastly, she handed him a small bowl with a green liquid.

"I thought all liquids were blended first," he said, adding the ingredient.

"Yes, but this is just food coloring made of spinach. It won't add taste, but it gives a nice color to the batter. I like to save it so I don't exaggerate."

He then turned on the blender again.

"Is that why it's called grass cake?"

"No." Alisha shook her head with a smile as she began to coat the cupcake pan with butter. "A few weeks after I came to Europe, my parents took me to a party and there was a table just with colorful cupcakes. But the kids there didn't like me much. One of them decided it'd be funny to tell me the cupcakes were made of grass and added some to offer me."

"That is..." A mist of shock and anger grew within him as he absorbed the words. "Cruel."

"Well, that's what rich white kids do when their parents don't have the decency to teach them some good manners." she replied, the bitterness in her tone accentuated as her lips were pressed in a hard thin line. "Can you turn on the oven?"

He nodded and followed her instructions in silence. As Ernest looked back at her, he could only think about how stupid privileged children could be. A part of him wished he could apologise for them, but another part wondered how she would feel about it.

"I..." She trailed off as she turned off the blender, an uncomfortable silence settling between them. "I didn't mean to offend you, Mr. Sinclaire. I just..."

"It's hard not to be on the defensive."

She gazed into his eyes for a few seconds and agreed. "Yeah."

"It's okay, Alisha. I understand."

Her eyebrows rose in surprise. Still holding her gaze, he studied her features, taking her in, wishing he could figure out the thoughts crossing her mind.

But soon, she looked away, turning her attention to the cakes. “But I didn't mind. For all I knew then, muddy cakes were actually made of mud and I still ate them when I lived in the orphanage.”

"You did?"

"Oh, you know..." She gave her shoulders with a grin. "Kids..."

Her reaction was so spontaneous he couldn’t help but chuckle in response.

"Anyway, let's get these babies in the oven and work on the filling and the frosting."

"Okay."

Once the cupcakes in the oven, they moved along to assemble ingredients and prepare the filling and frosting. The sweet smell of cake perfumed the air as she taught him how to work with the piping bag. But even as someone with a strong liking for sweets, to have her hands over his, to hear her praises when he did something right, to learn more about her was more compelling than anything else.

About two hours later, Alisha beamed watching him set the piping bag down and organize the cupcakes in a tray. "We're done."

He took his time to inspect the cupcakes and nodded. "I guess you were right. That was easy. Are there any other recipes that can be done in a blender?"

"Yeah, there are so many. I can send them to your email.”

“But you’re still going to walk me through it, right?”

“I don’t know. I helped you tonight because you’re still new to cooking, but truth be told, you barely needed any assistance. In time, you won't need me here at all."

"I wouldn't go that far... Decorating cupcakes isn't so easy."

"I agree. But don't sell yourself short. You came a long way from the day you finally learned how to use the stove," she taunted, smirking as she reached for a cupcake.

He pressed his lips together in annoyance. Her talent to get on his nerves, but still make him eager to keep her close was astounding. Yet, before he could reply, his full attention returned to Alisha cutting the cupcake in half and showing him the results with a satisfied grin.

"Look at this beauty..." She said, admiring the inside part of the green cake with a good portion of lemon mousse and the green whipped cream on top. "We did great."

"Indeed we did."

"Are you ready to taste the very first cupcake you made, Mr. Sinclaire?"

He nodded and received one half of the cupcake and took a bite. Rich flavors of white chocolate, lemon and the extra fluffy cake exploded in his mouth. A low moan escaped his lips.

"I know, right?" Alisha gave him a cheeky grin.

His lips curled upwards and they took another bite, exchanging glances from time to time and talking about the cake. Despite the delightful experience of savoring great food, the dishes he learned were just a bonus. The best part of the night was definitely her.

#choices fanfic #desire and decorum fanfic #ernest sinclaire #ernest x f!oc #choicesnovember2021 #lorirwritesfanfic #lorircreates

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legatumrpg · 6 years

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New Post has been published on https://toldnews.com/world/asia-pacific/william-barr-huawei-caster-semenya-your-thursday-briefing/

William Barr, Huawei, Caster Semenya: Your Thursday Briefing

U.S. Attorney General Grilled by Senate Panel

Attorney General William Barr spent much of Wednesday answering questions from members of the Senate Judiciary Committee on the special counsel’s report on Russian election meddling and possible obstruction of justice.

Mr. Barr defended the four-page summary that he released of the report, which the special counsel, Robert Mueller, criticized in a letter released by the Justice Department as failing to capture the “context, nature and substance” of the 448-page document.

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What we eat every day has consequences.

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The power of fairy tales

A recent feature by our Berlin bureau chief tracked how Germany’s far-right has adopted anti-immigrant tropes in discussing an influx from Poland of “the most notorious fairy-tale baddie”: the wolf.

Connecting nationalism and fairy tales is not new.

The Brothers Grimm, who based their tales on folk tradition, lived and worked in the 19th century, when Europe was brimming with enthusiasm for the nation-state over multi-ethnic empires. Artists and writers reached for ancient myths to feed the ideal of a national culture.

That legacy lives on in children’s books but also concert halls: Jean Sibelius picked tales from the Finnish national epic “Kalevala”, and Bela Bartok collected folk songs from the former Austro-Hungarian empire.

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“Even if musical folklore once owed a debt to nationalism, today, ultranationalism hurts it so much that the damage is far greater than the benefit once was,” Bartok wrote in an essay in 1937.

Earlier this week, we told you about South Korean grandmothers who are learning to read and write for the first time. Their poignant stories reminded our Seoul bureau chief of the older villagers he knew when he was growing up.

That’s it for this briefing. See you next time.

— Inyoung and Katie

Thank you Alisha Haridasani Gupta helped compile today’s briefing. Mark Josephson, Eleanor Stanford and Kenneth R. Rosen wrote the break from the news. Palko Karasz, in our London bureau, wrote today’s Back Story. You can reach the team at [email protected].

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mobideals1 · 6 years

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thenextrush · 4 years

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On Wednesday night at the Concert Hall, QPAC, Queensland Symphony Orchestra and conductor Nicholas Buc, were joined by very special guest – the multi-talented writer, composer, singer and musician, Ben Folds.

(Pictured Top left to Bottom Right: Nicholas & Karen Bishop, Paul Connelly & Kelly Caldwell, Joshua Hassum & Caley Madden, Liana & Nicci Modolo, Joey McGahan & Diana Avery, Jo Hallinan & Simon Groth, Jade Quinlivan & Jasmine Wood, Gemma & Sarah Burmheim, Dylan Moffat & Emily Massingham, Caroline Vega & Steven Drossou, Alisha Stewart & Emma Dean, Sue Hogg & Penny Dahl)

Performing with Symphony Orchestras across Australia on his Symphonic Tour, Folds brought his unique flair, sense of humour and improvisational skills to Wednesday’s concert which saw him play an eclectic range of songs including his hits Zak and Sara and Landed along with an interactive rendition of I Still Call Australia Home, originally recorded to raise funds for Australia’s bushfire relief.

Ben Folds and Queensland Symphony Orchestra will perform a second concert tonight in the Concert Hall.

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Ben Folds, The Symphonic Tour with Queensland Symphony Orchestra #brisbane #qso #symphonymusic #brisbaneevents #brisbanegigs #whatsoninbrisbane #redcarpet #snapbrisbane On Wednesday night at the Concert Hall, QPAC, Queensland Symphony Orchestra and conductor Nicholas Buc, were joined by very special guest - the multi-talented writer, composer, singer and musician, Ben Folds.

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