Hand-washing laundry in the sink or bathtub (or a bucket) is doable, at least for smaller things. I would not recommend it for things like bed sheets, they are too big and the water won't be hot enough. Get a pair of plastic or rubber gloves, your ordinary detergent (or wool-safe detergent for wool and silk), hot tap water and knead/swish around each item. Then empty the water, fill with new water and repeat without detergent a few times until the bubbles are gone. Squeeze and hang to dry over something the water can drip on (bathtub for example) or outdoors.
Istaria may be old and a bit obscure but it is a personal favorite of mine. It's a small mmorpg with many playable races (and playable dragons!) that features a multiclassing system. A single humanoid character can basically level any class(es) and mix and match the abilities for a custom build.
Where I live, oats or potatoes are even cheaper than beans and rice. Dairy (milk, yoghurt etc), peanuts and eggs are also cheap here. Meat is expensive but frozen is cheaper.
Anything that is in season and produced locally/in my country (and/or has excellent shelf-life) tend to be what I look for.
A bowl of oats, yoghurt and peanuts is a simple and filling staple when I don't feel like cooking something "proper".
Hand-washing laundry in the sink or bathtub (or a bucket) is doable, at least for smaller things. I would not recommend it for things like bed sheets, they are too big and the water won't be hot enough. Get a pair of plastic or rubber gloves, your ordinary detergent (or wool-safe detergent for wool and silk), hot tap water and knead/swish around each item. Then empty the water, fill with new water and repeat without detergent a few times until the bubbles are gone. Squeeze and hang to dry over something the water can drip on (bathtub for example) or outdoors.
There's many more but I fear the list would get too long.
Or it will make it worse.
Or a cook.
Or a percentage of how clean their hands are.
I think the spawners are placed after houses are built.
Stress or anxiety can also cause dizziness.
She looks unhappy that the tree has fallen.
Based on your comments and the lankiness of her build in those pictures I'm going to guess 5-6 months old.
Kind of like Jumanji?
The peanut butter I buy is 99% peanuts and 1% salt.
My cat is a picky eater but she loves the frozen thawed pinkie mice usually sold for reptiles.
Istaria may be old and a bit obscure but it is a personal favorite of mine. It's a small mmorpg with many playable races (and playable dragons!) that features a multiclassing system. A single humanoid character can basically level any class(es) and mix and match the abilities for a custom build.
Where I live, oats or potatoes are even cheaper than beans and rice. Dairy (milk, yoghurt etc), peanuts and eggs are also cheap here. Meat is expensive but frozen is cheaper.
Anything that is in season and produced locally/in my country (and/or has excellent shelf-life) tend to be what I look for.
A bowl of oats, yoghurt and peanuts is a simple and filling staple when I don't feel like cooking something "proper".
The cuteness looks more like madness in this version.
There are a lot of genuses of mice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnCndWVO-7k
New artwork every time.
Not sure how much the stuffy is enjoying that.
The swedish one is a bit different: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostkaka