김윤미 Kim Yoonmi (Surname First)
@kimyoonmi
Eclectic Creative. The first Jewish Korean Adoptee writer and first Korean Adoptee pro-pubbed in SFF. Queer. BA in Anthro concentrated in systems (such as racism, sexism, etc). Minor in Comparative Lit. I BLOCK GenAI users.
For my Fourth of July I went out with some friends and we made a meal🍽️ from my garden🌱 plants, community garden, that was, at their request, dairy free, soy free, and gluten free. I came up with the menu.
Looks like a tribute to "Turning Red?" Japan noticed. #movies #WritingCommunity
Again, Patterson doesn't write the majority of his books: It's 99% ghostwritten. Sanderson does: See reference. Isaac Stewart, for example, draws for him. The reddit posts indicate that both of the coauthors said Sanderson writes. www.reddit.com/r/books/comm...
I didn't know that nose shape names were so racist until I looked it up. /s Because you know that everyone from ONE ethnicity all have the same exact nose. ==;; These plastic surgeons also say all these racist things under the shapes. WikiHow is a minefield. #WritingCommunity
@aoc.bsky.social Reflecting Pool Swamp D Day: 30th day. Parody of The Troggs song: Wild thing. Swamp thing You make my heart wring You make everything lousy Swamp thing Swamp thing, I think I hate you But I wanna know for sure So come on and let me fight I hate you
DuckDuckGo is denying Trump exists: lol Merrick Garland is "still AG" Like they denied that Clarence Thomas is Black and the true Black Justice is Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Because I make soy sauce, I have to buy a special water that's not hard every month since my local water is hard and affects fermentation/taste. I used two bottles. So in order to recycle the excess, I'm trying to make a self watering hanging planter🌱 from mostly recycled materials.
Don't mind the Chocolate Queen Anne's Lace growing between it that's really refusing the flower. TT All of the plants I planted on purpose for flowers refuse to flower. All the volunteer ones are flowering, like the green Amaranth. I never had this issue before...
Peanut plants are weird plants🌱. I wanted to intersperse legumes between my plants to help with nitrogen uptake. Everyone told me to NOT plant peanuts. But apparently, they grow flowers then stick those flowers into the ground to grow the peanut. I did not know red peanut plants have yellow flowers.
My first year trying to grow Gilberte tomatoes🌱, but they kinda seem prone to blossom end rot. I might fertilize them with calcium. I was going to grow San Marzano, but was persuaded to grow Gilberte instead.
My Chocolate Cherokee tomatoes🌱 are ripening. My first time growing this variety. I wonder how big they'll get. I cleared some of the leaves to encourage airflow and sun.
I bought these scallions from the supermarket, cut off the green tops, planted the bottoms, and now I'm letting the flower to go to seeds. BTW, I kept them away from the sweet potatoes since they don't like each other.
These are not morning glories🌱. They are Sweet Potato flowers. If you let sweet potatoes climb, they will produce pretty flowers for you. Morning glories and Sweet potatoes are related. I'm kinda hoping that all of 4 varieties flower so I can get a super sweet potato.
The hazards of permanent market smelling. Sounds similar to Trump...
Did a macrame hanger for my self-watering bucket/planter🌱 One for each of the two buckets. I've been testing the other one and it's working.
The fasciation on this sweet potato🌱 is fascinating. So it has one thick ribbon stem at the bottom, but it's slowly splitting towards the top. Since I did this on Ruth Stout method, I can pick the sweet potatoes and keep the plant going.
The assembly of self watering pot🌱 hanging outside. I put a strawberry 'Ruby Ann' in it. and then from the bottom I'm putting in a tomato.
The fasciation on this sweet potato plant is wild... it is splitting towards the top.
So I learned through a little experimentation that nasturtium🌱 will climb strings if you let it. AND it blooms better when you do. It's not flopping out of my plot.
Looked up on duckduckgo to get Clarence Thomas' first name by putting in Black Supreme Court Judge. Duckduckgo doesn't have him in the first 3 results... Ah, I wish this was our reality. #JusticeforAnita #USPolitics #LovingDay
Remember how I said there would be no cucumbers out this time next week. My plant🌱 said nuh-uhn and between the three of them pushed out 4 more. I served them at my class party. The professor took one (last day at the college) and two of my classmates took two of other ones.
Even Quora's algorithm knows what Puddin' refers to, while Russian Agents don't... lol
This is why I support Ellipsus: Also, it's not that hard to fight having LLMs and image generators in your life. I've been monitoring a post where you can do just that on my blog. #WritingCommunity
Does anyone know how to store a freshly grown cucumber🌱 for a week or if it can be done? The guides online are for store-bought. The cucumber is under 1 lbs and a Korean cucumber. I grew it myself. I'm extremely proud I finally accomplished it, but I want to share it with others which is next week.
Ever since I released the Adoption and Foster Care History🥚 video, Youtube has been pushing onto me things like this: And inherently not understanding what is wrong with trying to make this into a feel-good inspiration adoption/disability p0rn piece.
This is Banana + sourdough starter without added yeast. It results in a surprisingly sweet bread though I added no honey to this one. The crust is very crusty and thicker than normal sourdough. The air bubbles are smaller than with granny apple bread.
Watching No Doubt in Us, but I kinda feel like these two in this #Cdrama have a hidden BL story. Iunno why I'm so convinced, but I keep feeling like it's true...
So this is short of 8 hours (7 hours) of fermentation with a sour bread starter+ bananas🍽️. Apples are faster at fermentation than bananas. Also, I would probably only ferment this about 5 hours.
I was told this is fasciation? This is a sweet potato plant🌱 I am growing. Apparently people search high and low for these types of plants.