/lounge/ - sushi social

Is anyone here from sushi roll.cafe?

Moths are adorable

Black camel spiders, probably.

>>18470
those are rad

>>18502
candies! omnomnomomnom

>>18418
I love liminal spaces <3

What are some cool abandoned places to explore or that you have discovered?

>>18476
not that sushi but here's an old gutted 60's radar station that I hiked to once

Wood Sorrel is flowering. According to Maomao, this plant has medicinal properties.

>>18476
There are quite a few places all across America like this, old or historic locations turned into "museums" where they keep them more or less in explorable but dilapidated states.
Many places billed as "ghost hunter" locales are like this. I'm too much of a pansy to just go into multi-story unexplored abandoned buildings by myself. Urban exploration is notoriously dangerous, especially for amateurs. One wrong step and you can go plummeting somewhere with thousands of pounds of bricks on top of you, no thanks.
That said I'd love to start doing this more regularly. Apparently there are photography tours of these sorts of places on occasion. I've actually only been to a few places like this before, though I do take a lot of photographs.
A dream of mine is to explore the winchester mystery house alone. It seems like it'd feel almost exactly like being in one of my dreams. I have many labyrinths going on in those.

Here's another neat place, a burnt-down mansion billed as a "self guided museum", from before I got my neat new camera.

just looking up at the sky on occasion

>>18492
And then BOOM

Having the window open while it's raining, so I can hear it.

Being able to snuggle in a cozy blanket on a winter night

The comfort of my home and it's scenery, especially on a bright night. Also, solitary peace.

Some I couldn't think of responses for because autism :P

>>11281
world's biggest swans hater is a goreshit fan

honestly i respect it

Tried to do this for the third time, but I lack the patience to finish it.

>>18455
Read what I wrote again. I made no claims about romatic or sexual relationships, my focus was much higher than these pleasant but ephemeral ordeals (friendship and agape love were what I was focusing on). Relationships on earth are stained by sin, they’ll be imperfect, but those glimmers of light are the beauty God made in this world to enjoy and experience. I was and am saying that it’s natural to feel hurt by bad experiences, but that cutting off a part of yourself isn’t the answer. Healing takes time but it’s well worth it to heal and live well than to allow your past to own you. You will be glad for the memories you’d made. That’s all there is to what I’m saying:

I want you to know you can heal, that you can grow, and that you will transform like a butterfly
I want you to know that you don’t have to be alone, that you won’t be alone, and that you are not alone.

I wish and pray for God to give you and everyone I meet rich lives overflowing in blessings. That is what a blessing is. The fact that evil exists in this world or that things are imperfect does not discount the intent behind my blessings. There are lots of uncomfy things happening in the world I have no control over, neither do you. Why should that discount and silence goodwill where I can make a difference? Am I not allowed to give blessings, charity, and thanks because someone somewhere else is suffering worse than the person I’m addressing?

Let’s keep things comfy. I’ve been through similar situations and I’m still working through it, but I know there’s better if you allow yourself to try. God bless you.

>>18459
based sushi

>>18465
th-thank you sushi~

>>18459
You know, I don't think "agape" and this more mystical and spiritual form of love is achieved by simply interacting with people. Historically the kind of people writing of experiences of "agape" and such mysticism were actually quite withdrawn from typical human relationships…

You're clearly putting just mingling with people and being social (in a conventional sense) on a pedestal by equating having friends and relationships with some spiritual experience. Admittedly great friendship can feel otherworldly, I'm sure we've all experienced it, but, realistically, chasing that feeling can only lead to disappointment. If such a thing comes to you, and you're open to it, sure you can have your "glimmer of light" but recognize it most likely came to you by chance, not some act of will and "self transformation".

I think I'm keeping things comfy. Throwing out lines like "An unexamined life is not worth living, an isolated life is not worth having. Don't let the past dominate your present! Future you will thank present you, so start growing, start transforming, and live the rich life God intended for you!" IS uncomfy however. You are making people who are perhaps incapable of helping themselves fall into FOMO.

>>18479
> I think I'm keeping things comfy
I don't think you are. But I do think that it is perfectly forgivable in the context of the discussion. I am somewhat closer to agreeing with your opponent, however.

This is entertaining

>>10447
figure i'd do this again just to see the differences now

Love this thread!

Embrace life
https://longreads.com/2024/04/02/i-nearly-died-drowning-maggie-slepian/

It gets better.

Touch starvation is real. Hug somebody you love.

>>18472
i wish i could hug someone

>>18473
I will hug my pillow imagining its you.

>>18467
Pronunciation-wise? Yes, it should be. It's an example of rendaku.
Spelling-wise? Not necessarily. For comparison, in the Hen Zemi OVA ED they clearly spell 変ゼミ as H-E-N S-E-M-I.

>>18367
Ah, nice.
We never got the FA here, but I have friends with EP and FK civics.
I also had an absolute shed of a CN2 accord.
Fantastic engines and gearboxes, pretty decent suspension and chassis but average steering on all of them. Still great to drive, but definitely a weak point.

>>11803
A bit late, but I never bought a Saab, nice cheap examples got sold before I could call. Bought a VW Polo instead and I loved it. Now I have a newer Mazda MX-5 which I love even more. The MX-5 is so much fun on the narrow and bumpy roads we have around here.

>>18373
For sure. At least with regards to the suspension, and even the steering to an extent, that can be improved relatively easily. I'd much rather have a good drivetrain. Unfortunately it's so good that K20s are ridiculously expensive, not that I plan on blowing mine up. EP and FK's are great as well. I prefer the FL over the FK personally but I'd be happy with either.

And yeah Accords are great, if a clean CG shows up I would definitely try and get it. I looked up more on the CN2's and they look nice, especially the wagon variant. What happened to yours?

>>18386
Those roads wouldn't happen to be near Swanwick would they?

>>18401
Sold it on and bought the e87. I loved it, but my partner and I wanted to get one car that could do both our needs.
It was the top spec wagon with all sorts of silly features (Like a DVD drive just for loading maps onto the sat nav). Had a very hard life, but never let us down.

>>18453
Central parts of norway. Even the main E-roads can be nice and twisty, but the more rural roads have less traffic.

>>17338
Enjoying Lunar (chinese) New Year. Not chinese but have chinese friends.

>>17820
those animal pastries look yummy

Time for Easter holidays…..

Sweet Easter Hot X Buns

wanna go to a coffee place but i'm embarrassed to go alone, also ordered a lot of tapioca and cant wait to make bubble tea at home when it arrives