Indi Latrani @indi@awoo.space

PSA: If your breakfast burrito recipe includes 'scramble the eggs', it is wrong.

Here is how you breakfast burrito:

- Get some good chorizo.
- Fry it in pan. Don't you dare drain it.
- Remove chorizo from pan. Leave grease there. Don't touch it.
- Fry shredded potatoes in the delicious chorizo grease.
- Pour lightly beaten eggs over it all, and add the chorizo back in, along with some green chile.
- Mix it until it coalesces into a slightly crumbly foodmass.
- Serve with cheese in tortillas.

*looks at websites* Literally no one knows how to make breakfast burritos properly.

Yes Indi, start filling out a therapist's intake form just on spec, while you wait back to hear if there's even a slot. That is totally something that will not deplete all your spoons for today.

Oh good the drum works really well now. @.@

So the other night I mentioned to @starkatt ​that I had some ideas of stuff otherkin folks could do (meditation, visualization) to help with species dysphoria/yearning. It ended up getting sorta long, so I posted to my Tumblr instead, so you cna find it here: http://bit.ly/2AQc66v

Also, a number of other folks apparently wanted to hear too, so pinging @PluralPupper @Taylor @KawaSeadrake @Jssra to make sure y'all don't miss it, sorry I was so slow about this. :)

Weird thing about Indi: In the state that I call "can't word good", I often can (and do) still produce complicated walls of polysyllabic text with intricate sentence structure; it's the actual refining words into theoretically vocalizable chunks that feels impossible.

Wishing there was a set of 'written' non-word communication rich enough that I coulduse them to express myself non-verbally the same way I do with animal-noise and bodystuff in meatspace.

By which I mean "can't words today, already used them all up"

#introductions, woo! Haven't done this in a while.

* Usually a coyote/otter critter, currently a reindeer, because of winter!
* #postfurry, glowy, synthetic, specifically ✨​plush✨
* #otherkin AND #furry (Which I suppose means therian too!)
* #nonbinary, also gay. Ask me how! ;)
* Animist #pagan spiritworker, who's ended up running regular rituals at my (owner's) house in Seattle
* UX design for dayjob, surprisingly relevant to the above
* Never ever used this many hashtags at once before

The most frustrating part is, my alarm went off before it really got into the actual CONTENT. ;)

Hoooookay I am pretty sure I woke up from a legit 'class is in session' dream this morning, given it was literally "I am attending a pagan workshop" and is still very fresh in my mind and I am having a VERY hard time doing quotidian tasks so far today.

Over the last week I put together a bunch more shelf/cabinet things for the formerly-poorly-used space in our game room and I got SO EXCITED about finally fixing our storage problems and it made me feel very-super-Adult-yuck.

Then I proceeded to fill up most of the new shelves with legos and plushies and felt much better. ^.^

Shiny latex is a pretty siginificant turnoff for me. It sets off some spectrumy sensory aversion stuff just thinking about it.

Matte latex and neoprene are neutral/sometimes-good though.

Plush fur is a huge positive and it's really frustrating that everyone's first conception of 'toy' in a postfurry context is shiny rubber.

(This isn't apropos of any particular thing BTW, other than a neutral/positive conversation I'm having in another window right now)

Literally stopped in the middle of reading work emails to run to a coworker's desk to get some of the salty licorice she brought back from Iceland.

The deerness is strong in me today. XD

Suddenly I have too many replies for one plush to handle. XD

For very good reason. ^.^;

So basically now I have the PERFECT "This is what I am going for with plush stuff" pic. 💜​💜​💜​💜​💜​