Felicity

And while I might have been raised eating some (what other less *ahem* expirenced people think) strange things, considering I have a mother from the Pacific Northwesr, a father raised by Texans outside of Texas, and grew up on the border of Cajun Land…but cheese and jam is not strange. Even normal people eat it.

@whalekeeper she’ll make Soldier miss his kids for sure lol

they are little terrors. he loves them. they dig trenches in the backyard together all the time.

I love how reading good-ah after Gouda changes the short “oo” to a long “ooooooo”.

@whalekeeper

OHMYWORD—

*Dies laughing*

*Resurrects*

It is good though. Many cheeses pair wonderfully with a sweet jam or fruit preserve. Some people eat cheese with figs…all the more figs to them I guess. Fig preserves however I do enjoy, especially with a soft cheese like Gouda on crackers.

But yes. Gouda is good-ah. And it makes grilled…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Because it’s wonderful!!!

@rae

Huntress

“….I think she’s the most precious thing in my life. I’d do anything for her. Is that…how you feel about your brother?” Gabriel asked.

Is that how I felt about Scout?

Oh, sure, he annoyed the heck out of me more often than not…. But Gabriel’s words were actually scarily accurate. He was right. If I ever lost my twin–a…[Read more]

@elishavet-pidyon No, but my dad has and he likes those!

I’ve had a grilled cheese with turkey or roast beef. Those are delicious.

@elishavet-pidyon oh that’s cool! I’ve never tried gouda and strawberry but it doesn’t sound that bad.

I’m being dramatic aren’t I…..🤣

@elishavet-pidyon ewwww vinegar

I think it’s slightly healthier for your lungs and your hands than bleach, but I’m not sure, and it still stinks lol

I will not eat anything with vinegar in it. No ketchup, no dressing, no apple cider vinegar (had to take that once to ease a sore throat and I CAN STILL REMEMBER THE TASTE, BLAHHH)

@whalekeeper wow that’s a lot of spoons

@loopylin

You’re good. XD I genuinely am not sure what to say, or if anything more need be said. So yeah.

@rae

*Stares at art*

*Eats chocolate*

*Continues to stare at art*

…

fun fact: Sniper also has a brother, or well a half brother, but he hasn’t met him yet.

@rae

Huntress

“You said you have a twin, what is having a sibling like?” Gabriel suddenly looked curious.

”Well, he’s not my only sibling. I have seven more—all brothers. They can be rough sometimes. Some of them weren’t particularly nice. But Scout and I…..We’ve always had each other’s backs.” I explained. “In fact, it was because he got a…[Read more]

I’m so random I’m sorry

@elishavet-pidyon

philosophers and/or snake-eaters

what a thrill……with darkness and silence through the night……

sorry, if anyone remembers my charrie Snake, there’s a song about him that’s titled “the snake eater” and that’s the beginning of the song lol

@rae Oh no here comes the lore dump lolllll

Huntress
“You seem too close to have met in this labyrinth.” Gabriel mused as he took the fish.

I chuckled. “No, we’re three of a team of ten who’s fought together for over five years. My twin brother’s on the team, and so is…….my father.”

I hoped he hadn’t noticed the way I faltered there. Or…[Read more]

@rae

Huntress

Gabriel stared out at the lake for a while, and even after he came to the fire that Sniper and I had built when it got dark, he seemed distant.

I called his name a couple times before he answered with a “huh?”

I held out a filet of the now-cooked fish. “You want some? I didn’t want you to have to wrestle it from Soldier or Sniper.”