Might not be for everyone, but my favorite way to make oats recently is to cook with a splash of oil and apple cider vinegar, mixed with a can of tomatoes. Might sound odd, tastes pretty good though.
If you're down for rap, I recommend r/juggalo. I know it's on :reddit-logo: but I've found several artists and a few YouTube channels from there. A lot of it is updates on ICP and people on their record label, but they also spotlight a lot of small artists who are :markkks-juggalo: -related.
Two books I'm bouncing between. I'm on the tail end of Transgender Health Issues by Susan Roslaugh, which has been a pretty good summary of the stats out there on everything related to trans folks receiving medical care.
Also have started Michael Eric Dyson's Come Hell or Highwater, which is about Hurricane Katrina's impact on New Orleans.
Best advice I can give, drink a whole lot of fluids for about 24 hours before, enough so that you're confidently not dehydrated. It'll make it much easier for the person who's drawing to find a blood vessel and much quicker for them to get the volume they need.
Any chance you found this channel recently? I just ran across it for the first time on my own a couple of hours ago and now you got me thinking I'm getting dragged into some kind of psyop, good content tho
I only ever make cornbread, and I've always had decent results using varying combinations of water, vegetable oil, apple sauce, and tahini. It's too crumbly to be slicing bread but if you like it as a side, it works
·4 years ago
Might not be for everyone, but my favorite way to make oats recently is to cook with a splash of oil and apple cider vinegar, mixed with a can of tomatoes. Might sound odd, tastes pretty good though.