I’ve never been able to make non-slimy oat milk. I’ll give this a recipe a try.

Oat milk followed by homemade cashew milk. I found coconut milk and almond milk both to be too watery tasting.

Edit: Here is my recipe for nut/seed milk. This works for cashews, sunflower seeds, hemp seeds, and pepitas. I haven’t tried it with other nuts or seeds.

• 1/3c nuts or seeds
• 4c water
• Sweetener of choice (I just use 2 Splenda packets but I’ve also used agave and pitted dates)
• 1/8tsp salt
• 1/8tsp xanthan gum (can be ommitted but it helps the texture IMHO)
• 1/2tsp vanilla (optional)

Blend seeds or nuts with water, salt, and sweetener in a high speed blender. Strain through a nut milk bag. Add xanthan gum and re-blend. Stays good for a week or more.

Recently, my car. I was driving around a 2006 and recently got a 2024. A backup camera is amazing. The collision detection, touch display, and Bluetooth are a nice bonus also.

At first I was like he’s doing a chinup, bad ass! But why is the picture rotat- oh… Oh, wait…

Aaaah that looks so good!

WYSIWYG = why see wig

Neither of them are anatomically correct.

My car is a 2024, and thank fuck it has knobs, dials, and switches.

I have a ginger bug going. I made naturally carobanted “cola” using it. Def would love to try making ginger beer!

That would be pretty neat to do. What would you want to study?

You have truly been blessed.

Same. I don’t hate my job, but it’s also not what I want to do any more.

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Kylo KaRen

I just made a batch of tepache. My first time. Delicious!

I used to bake sourdough quite a lot, but then I developed a wheat allergy. Before the allergy I thought quite a bit about switching careers and baking for a living.

I did enjoy what I was doing for a long time, but eventually it got old. It’s like loving chocolate cake but then having to eat it every day for 20 years. Eventually you want something else.

The main thing I really want to do is something that will let me give back and help people, so all of that sounds great. I thought about teaching, but I’m also really sick of IT, so I’m not sure. I did recently get a chance to speak to some college students about IT and really enjoyed that, so maybe that would be OK. Otherwise I’ve considered personal training or maybe even opening a gym.

If you want some basic tips, here is what has worked well for me:

• Surprise enemies as often as you can so you get auto hits (use doors)
• Focus on one character at a time until you win, then move on to the next - each one requires a different strategy
• Save up your enchantment scrolls until you get good weapons, armor, rings, etc. Don’t dump your enchantment scrolls into a dagger or leather armor. Hold out for a great sword, great axe, etc. and plate armor.
• Save up scrolls of mapping and potions of mind vision for the demon halls (last levels of the game). They are full of traps and fairly tough enemies so having maps and knowing where enemies are is huge.