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So in a national debate young, conservative women have been accused of treating being a housewife as a live action role-playing game. As a non-conservative, non-woman, who might look younger than I am, I am live action role playing as a carpenter and I build this. A smal greenhouse.
It need some isolation and perhaps some paint. The first I am going to fix, the other, maybe that’s too late now when the snow has come. If one want to be creative I could, as decoration, 3d print the molecule coumarin with one flat side so I could attach it to the greenhouse. See I’m, of course, also live role playing as a gardener and one thing I’m going to grow is sweet vernal grass. A grass that’s apparently full of coumarin.
What I’m planing of growing is oregano, chervil, parsley and chilli plus that weird thing sweet vernal grass. One, it seems tempting to grow that. Two, when I ordered seeds to oregano and chervil they had a 3 for the price of 2 offer, so I had to find a third one. My first thought was marjoram, but those seeds wasn’t included in the offer. I ended up ordering seeds to sweet vernal grass.
More details about the plant. I read it likes acid soils. In school one lean that the soil in coniferous forest is acid, so in theory one could take a handful of soil from the forest. Likely more interesting, the chili I’m going to try growing is called Trinidad purple coffee. Well, I find that interesting anyway. Purple and taste like coffee?
Something else. Me and my sister B talked about starting a company. I guess to live action role-playing being a business manager. Anyway the thought of starting a company is exciting. My brain just take different things I have read or heard and combinedd it. That's what creativity is. Like this:
1. They say that when Absolut vodka was introduced to the American market, people said it would never catch on. The bottle was ugly and the booze come from an odd country. However it still worked. Those things become gimlic.
2. In the dystopian novel Super sad true love story, the female main character is Korean American and at least one time she drinks barely tea.
So combineding thosee two random things, we should try to sell Swedish barely tea, in ugly packets, to the Korean American market.Btw Google translate translate barley tea to gogmul cha, in Korean, but my money's on that being the wrong words. And now I wonder if I have to add that the last just being an example, not a real business plan?
It need some isolation and perhaps some paint. The first I am going to fix, the other, maybe that’s too late now when the snow has come. If one want to be creative I could, as decoration, 3d print the molecule coumarin with one flat side so I could attach it to the greenhouse. See I’m, of course, also live role playing as a gardener and one thing I’m going to grow is sweet vernal grass. A grass that’s apparently full of coumarin.
What I’m planing of growing is oregano, chervil, parsley and chilli plus that weird thing sweet vernal grass. One, it seems tempting to grow that. Two, when I ordered seeds to oregano and chervil they had a 3 for the price of 2 offer, so I had to find a third one. My first thought was marjoram, but those seeds wasn’t included in the offer. I ended up ordering seeds to sweet vernal grass.
More details about the plant. I read it likes acid soils. In school one lean that the soil in coniferous forest is acid, so in theory one could take a handful of soil from the forest. Likely more interesting, the chili I’m going to try growing is called Trinidad purple coffee. Well, I find that interesting anyway. Purple and taste like coffee?
Something else. Me and my sister B talked about starting a company. I guess to live action role-playing being a business manager. Anyway the thought of starting a company is exciting. My brain just take different things I have read or heard and combinedd it. That's what creativity is. Like this:
1. They say that when Absolut vodka was introduced to the American market, people said it would never catch on. The bottle was ugly and the booze come from an odd country. However it still worked. Those things become gimlic.
2. In the dystopian novel Super sad true love story, the female main character is Korean American and at least one time she drinks barely tea.
So combineding thosee two random things, we should try to sell Swedish barely tea, in ugly packets, to the Korean American market.Btw Google translate translate barley tea to gogmul cha, in Korean, but my money's on that being the wrong words. And now I wonder if I have to add that the last just being an example, not a real business plan?
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