Yeah I can recommend it and it’s just two seasons so it’s doable.

Regarding the garlic, well, it doesn’t bother them one bit. But they don’t like to eat it because all human food tastes like soap or paper, they only like blood.

However there are people using garlic and crosses against vampires out of superstition. And some vampires seemed to be afraid of crosses, but only because of superstition on their own side.

I watched the series Interview with a Vampire. It has a nice gay relationship in it and it’s pretty well written.

Colourblind people: Awww!

Take care

The first step is networking through secure communication, especially at this early stage where we simply can’t predict what is or isn’t going to happen. Don’t underestimate the importance and value of communication.

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Did you arrive yet? How is it?

What’s MAID?

In the NL someone put an suv shop on fire. Like, literally just walked in at night with a jerrycan and lit the cars on fire.

I’m on matrix if you wanna chat

For me it didn’t get better, until it did. Patience is key.

The next generation has some poker scenes. There’s one episode where they are stuck in a simulation of a casino and can’t escape.

That I’m a gay n word. Like, I am neither so what’s up with that? He quickly biked off and I couldn’t get him to clarify.

Recognizing how my desires are never truly satisfied, and they cause me suffering. How they constantly shift and always want more. In other words I let go of my judgment and accept what I see. That doesn’t mean I don’t judge it at all or don’t change it. It just means I’m not attached to the desire to change things. It’s just a feeling, and I can act on it, but it’s a conscious decision rather than a habit.

Feels a bit like that one time a meat eater accused me of drinking soy milk, because apparently that’s causing deforestation. She seemed to forget that livestock eat a great amount of soy.

They always have their cherry picked excuses.

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I’ve been intensively studying A1 French in my current camp east of Antwerp, as I’ll be entering Wallonia next week and then France soon after that. I wonder what French people sound like when they have a stuffed nose.

Hmm, considering your religious upbringing you might want to try some absurdist literature to break the mold.

• The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
• The Cyberiad
• Discworld
• The Little Prince

These are accessible too, as you’re not used to reading yet.

I can also recommend subscribing to a monthly magazine and making a point to read it from cover to cover. That way your skills will improve. You can also buy a whole stack of old national geographics cheaply. This will expand your horizons.

Thanks