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the shell makes the snack. the little cracking sound as it snaps apart in your fingers is almost worth it on its own. i love sharing them (my mom and i used to do this often growing up) and watching them pile up. it’s messy, but not too messy. it’s fussy, but not too fussy.
i like the taste too.
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Cracking open the shells like a dextrous monkey
Jan 31, 2024
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ok my dad eats these all the time and I think I finally understand why
such an underrated snack and they leave such a nice taste in your mouth
Feb 18, 2025
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Shelling causes you to be mindful. You can't really go on your phone or computer while shelling. It's a nice, deliberate activity that I've been enjoying lately.
Jun 3, 2024
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saw it yday by myself, havent read anything, and only talked to one friend abt it so far, but initial reaction: i really liked it. at first i was kind of ”yawn white feminism” “yawn voyeuristic dom fantasy” but i liked the grayness of it and how clumsy their sub dom relationship was at first. that felt honest and funny. and though i guess the sex was important to the movie, it wasn’t really about that. ultimately, it seemed that puritanism and corporate feminism and the masking it encourages became the villain. and that i can get behind. i look forward to watching it again or hearing from others and seeing how my perspective changes.
also i’ll watch nicole kidman in anything really and the shots of harrison dickinson in the tank w the little gold chain is my kinda female gaze.
Jan 5, 2025
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yesterday, my family had collard greens & black eyed peas, a traditional new years meal to bring good luck, prosperity, etc.
i‘m realizing for the past couple of years i’ve had a tradition of reading books w philosophical themes at the top of the year. i’ve done this somewhat unintentionally, but i think moving forward it’ll be an intentional undertaking. this year’s is night vision by mariana alessandri. past years’ include dinosaurs by lydia millet, song of solomon by toni morrison, and more i‘m blanking on rn.
Jan 2, 2025