jayakiko

[jayakiko]

Moon Spell Cookies Ingredients: • 1 cup of finely grated almonds (optional) • 1 ¼ cups of flour • ¼ cup of confectioner’s sugar • ¼ cup of butter • 1 egg yolk Directions: 1. Combine almonds, flour, and sugar. 2. Work in butter and egg yolk until well blended. 3. Set it in the fridge until chilled. 4. Roll into crescent moon shapes or use a cookie cutter. 5. Place on greased cookie sheet and bake at 320 degrees Fahrenheit (160 degrees Celsius) for 20 minutes. Spells for: Love - Add a few pinches of rosemary, sweet basil, cinnamon, and honey. Prosperity - Add cinnamon, nutmeg, basil, and grated lemon peel. Protection - Add cloves, rosemary, anise, and cinnamon. Psychic Ability - Add star anise, nutmeg, orange, and thyme.

[jayakiko]

Hello I love your blog! Do you have a recipe to help with lucid dreaming? Without lavender if possible. Thank you very much! I hope you’re fine in these times

I do! It’s super tasty too!

RASPBERRY LUCID DREAMS EXLIXER

What you will need:

Amethyst 

Selenite

A couple sprigs of mint

Squeeze of lemon

1/2 cup raspberries

1 tsp sugar

A sprig of rosemary

1 tsp honey

2 teabags of chamomile tea

Directions

Boil about 2 cups of water. Plop in your raspberries and boil them for about 5-10 minutes. Remove the raspberries and coat them in sugar. Let them sit for 5-10 minutes before pouring the sugary juice into the water. Add in your honey and turn the heat down. 

Squeeze in some lemon, add in a couple of springs of mint to steep, along with your chamomile tea bags. Let them steep for about 15 minutes before removing from the heat and chilling in the fridge 2 hours before drinking.

Pour into a cup, and top with a sprig of rosemary. Light the rosemary and let it burn like you would an incense. Now you have an awesome drink that looks super cool! You can also charge the glass with amethyst, and leave a chunk of selenite under your bed.

[jayakiko]

Hello! I'm terribly sorry to bother you, but I just wanted to say that I love your blog! I've tried out some of your recipes, and they're all soooo good! Oh! I also wanted to know if you know any recipes for hot cocoa?

Aww, thank you so much! I’m so glad you like them ^_^ and I do happen to have a recipe for hot cocoa!

HOT COCOA TO WARM A ICY HEART POTION

Is there one person in your life that just absolutely gets on every one of your nerves? Do you still have to associate with them even though they make your teeth grind? This hot cocoa will calm your nerves and release your heart from its icy cadge. You will then find a little more tolerance to deal with said person.

What you will need:

2 Hershey bars

2 tbsp vanilla sugar

2 tbsp cocoa powder

1 soft caramel candy

1 tbsp condensed milk

1/4 tsp instant coffee (not coffee grounds, I’ve made that mistake before lol)

3 cups milk

Whipped cream

Directions

Heat your milk and condensed milk on medium heat. Add in your vanilla sugar, caramel candy, and instant coffee. Melt in your chocolate chips and stir in cocoa powder. Let simmer for about 5 minutes before ladling into cups, and serve with whipped cream.

Take your hot chocolate into a quiet place and sit in the center of the room. Say this incantation three times before pressing your lips to the cup and drinking it.

“Rosewood, vanilla, and other lore,

No longer will you send shivers down my core”

Drink and enjoy!

[jayakiko]

WITCHY KOREAN STYLE PORK CUTLET

This stuff is sooo good. I highly recommend you make this ^_^

Ingredients 

For the pork cutlet:

4 thin sliced boneless pork loin (tenderized)

1 cup panko breadcrumbs

1 egg

¾ cup flour

Salt and pepper (enough to season the meat)

1 cup canola oil

For the gravy:

4 tbsp butter

¼ cup flour

½ cup Worcestershire sauce

¼ cup water

½ cup beef broth

½ tbsp sugar

1 tsp tomato paste

3 tbsp milk

To make the Pork: Beat your egg, and set out three plates. One for the egg, one for the bread crumbs, and one for the flour. Tenderize your pork until very thin. Season with salt and pepper. Coat in flour and dip in egg coating evenly. Cover each side with breadcrumbs and place all your port chops on a plate covered in plastic wrap for later use.

To make the gravy: On medium heat melt butter and stir in flour. Add in your Worcestershire sauce, water, and beef broth. Wait for it to combine and thicken stirring frequently. Now add in sugar and milk. Let it simmer on low heat for about 5 more minutes.

Cooking instructions: Cook your pork in a deep pot filled with oil on high heat. Cook for 3 minutes before flipping it to its opposite side for another 3 minutes. Place paper towel over a plate and place your pork one by one on it. Serve your pork cutlet and spoon gravy on top, you can also serve with mashed potatos, and corn ^_^

[jayakiko]

“I just want people to see my art and say “hey, that looks like me.”

- JVZMINA

I just purchased soooo many items from this artist. No explanation needed.

Please peep her art because—

Tagging some amazing black writers/boosters if you feel like sharing. This artist is so humble and kind and she has done SO much for blactober and for the [black anime] culture as a whole:

@borntobene @vixenpen @blaccxanime @blacknbnha @chefakari @hydrangea-pink @lilsparkyswife @blkanimegyal @mythiccheroacademia @ablackfangirl @mixfi @joyousandverywarlike @tsumtsumsemi

Also find her on Twitter @JVSMINA 🤩

[jayakiko]

young god | chapter 16

chapters: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11| 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 |

word count: 14.3k

warnings: graphic descriptions of violence, domestic & child abuse, sexual abuse of a minor, descriptions of mental illness, death, dark themes and foul language. once again, all information regarding psychiatric conditions or courtroom procedures are to be taken with a grain of salt.

description: Han Jisung wrestles with the demons of his past as Kim Seungmin faces his own dilemma in the present, with one last chilling threat from Prosecutor Kang forcing Seungmin to make a final, crucial decision. The clock is counting down as your last chance wears thin, and one unexpected declaration is all it takes for things to change—forever.

watch the trailer here!

16| the prisoner’s dilemma.

Jisung was still frozen in place long after the heavy doors had swung shut and erased your face from his sight. His own hand felt foreign as he held it against his stinging cheek, the dull throbbing drowned out by the words still ringing in his ears.

Your friends want you to stay alive. Your mother wanted you to stay alive.

I need you to stay alive.

Bang Chan was watching him from the side, the detective’s eyes filled with equal parts amusement and wariness. Finally, he spoke. “You deserved that, you know.”

Keep reading

[jayakiko]

A streetlight. Warm in the type of glow it emits. its soft tendrils stretching only so far, until a blanket of night encapsulates the space between this infinity and the next. The metal is beginning to rust. Aquamarine and bronze tinging the cracks and crevices.

Beauty in places you least expect it.

It is almost foolish of me to compare a streetlight to a work of art, but here I stand in the corners of my imagination picturing this lone light amongt a dark scenery. In darkness we cannot distinguish color, so I view these bushes, only a few feet away from the streetlight, to be a dark blue green. The moonlight making them appear as though they had a dew of diamonds upon their delicate leaves. Their shine reflecting the pure luminescence of this beautiful light in the sky.

Yet the shine of the moon has a cold shower of pale blue. And I’m tired of freezing alone.

The corner of a building is the only companion close enough to share the warmth of the streetlight. But that’s not what it wants. It reaches warmly up to the sky, raising their hands in hope that light of the moon will reach down to clasp their own. A flurry of flaws and imperfections completing each other like a lovers embrace. Yet the moon withdrew. It could love from a distance to keep the ice surrounding their heart from melting. The streetlight only being able to love the moon when close enough to reach out to them. A love doomed to fail, but it knows it too can only stretch itself so far to be able to show it’s love.

Beauty in the places you least expect it.

On the nights the moon cannot stretch itself such a distance, the streetlight stays in its own vicinity and still shines just as brightly. Although longingly, to show the moon it will still be there. Till they meet again. So full of love, they both lean on one another to bring light for those who have lost their way in the murky darkness. Those that wonder through the maze of the night, only to stumble upon the streetlight, who dutifully shines through and through.

Yet you stumble past this streetlight, only in a fleeting moment do you appreciate the warm glow, before continuing on without a moments thought. When the moon visits again just enough to light up the night, you praise and praise. You gaze at the stars and ponder their beauty, giving silent thanks to the moon for the beautiful array of sequins seemingly sown into the night sky. The streetlight stands, still thankful for its existence, and for being able to be in its lovers care once more.

Beauty in the places you least expect it.

We believe that the sun and the moon are the star-crossed lovers here. A tale as old as time, always wanting to be in each others embrace, but not being able to. Did you ever stop to think of the streetlight and the moon? You might think, but there are many streetlights, of various sizes, shapes, and colors. How can the moon love just one? It does not. Yet it does. You see, the moon loves the light from which the streetlight encapsulates. The warm glow you see when you’re walking through a silent plaza. When you wander the city’s streets, lost in your own woes. When you’ve just left a store and you stop for a second to see where you’ve parked your car. The contrast is what the moon loves. The difference and the same purpose. To bring you out of the darkness, and to where you call home. The streetlight right then and there shines for you, looking to the moon for support. Am I doing this right? When will I see you again? I’ll shoulder it a little more until you can breathe again, my love. The streetlights are the same, different, existing, and not. They are what they always have been and what they will not be. All that matters is the love between the moon and the streetlight.

Next time you see a streetlight, stop, for a moment admire it. See what beauty you can find in something you overlook everyday. Who you overlook everyday. What you overlook everyday. Why you overlook it every day. Maybe one day, you too will cherish it the way the moon does. One day you too might find a loving gaze being sent towards the way of a streetlight. Be it the way their light shines akin to your own, or by just how beautifully you contrast.

Beauty in the places you least expect it.

~ A.Z. 4:28 A.M. 4/4/20

#moon #streetlight #poem #poetry #writing #light #glow #moonlight #moonchild #street #lightupthenight #late night #latepost #moonphases #not by the moon #sole e luna #sun #sunlight #la luna #la luz

[jayakiko]

I JUST CRIED TO MY (not actually ;( ) BROTHER ABOUT STEVEN UNIVERSE ENDING AND ABOUT HOW I CRIED A LOT AND HE LAUGHED AT ME AND WAS THERE FOR ME AND I FELT BETTER AFTERWARDS BUT I WAS STILL POUTING AND I CANT BELIEVE ITS OVER AND I WAS CRYONG AND A A H H H H

#pink steven #su steven #corrupted steven theory #steven universe #imsad #ihaventstoppedcrying #suf spoilers #su future #mytearsquenchmythirst #meirl #okimdone

[jayakiko]

I don’t think I’ve ever laughed harder at f*ckwit

@ stray kids writers or people needing authentic australian jargon

as an australian, i often cringe at fics setting them selves in australia and just the complete inaccuracy of slang some people use. so i’m here with 15 authentic aussie things that australians often say or talk about:

S’carn’on?: “What’s going on?” Australians speak fast, so short common sentences like these usually have words blending together. S’koin’on is another example of it.

Example;

“Hey, s’carn’on?” 

“Oh, nothing much.”

Yeah, nah: “No.” this is often used in a casual sense, but Australians are casual with many people.

Example;

“Would you like lime with that?” 

“Yeah, nah.”

Nah, yeah: “Yes.” again, casual. But the difference with this is that it is usually used as a recovery after being sarcastic (which is 70% of our dialogue I swear).

Example;

“What’s up?” 

“The sky?” 

“…” 

“Haha nah, yeah I’m good.”

The Milo debate: Australia is divided into people that put Milo on the bottom and people that put it on the top, and most are very opinionated about their Milo preferences. Use this as a petty argument thing.

Example;

“Your argument is invalid.” 

“Why?!” 

“You put Milo first, not milk.”

Keep reading

[jayakiko]

woman yelling at cat meme but make it ancient greek red figure pottery