random &mdash; zushi's place https://zushis-place.writeas.com/tag:random Sat, 18 Jul 2026 15:19:42 +0000 Likely Already Been Done https://zushis-place.writeas.com/likely-already-been-done?pk_campaign=rss-feed <![CDATA[This joke's probably already been done, but - Children's idea of adults: "I can sleep whenever I want, nobody's the boss of me!" Actual adults: "I have to sleep right now, or I'll be tired at work tomorrow :(" -- Categorized under: #fun, #random !--more<div id="commento"/div-- ]]> This joke's probably already been done, but -

Children's idea of adults: “I can sleep whenever I want, nobody's the boss of me!”

Actual adults: “I have to sleep right now, or I'll be tired at work tomorrow :(”

— Categorized under: #fun, #random

]]> https://zushis-place.writeas.com/likely-already-been-done Thu, 04 Jun 2020 05:58:21 +0000 Conversing vs. Cooking https://zushis-place.writeas.com/conversations-vs?pk_campaign=rss-feed <![CDATA[I remember a conversation with a friend about how although both of us like making creative things, neither of us were particularly interested in cooking since it's so temporary in nature. In that particular conversation, we were talking about cooking the context of art, but I wonder if it makes more sense to talk about cooking in the context of...... well, talking. A conversation that's not particularly deep could still be nice in the sense that it, for a while, makes both sides happier. This isn't really any different compared to how food makes both sides happier (assuming there's someone to share it with). So I wonder if those who enjoy cooking see it more as an interaction, rather than a creation - or perhaps something in between. When thought of that way, cooking seems pretty easy to identify with. -- categorized under: #irl, #random !--more<div id="commento"/div-- ]]> I remember a conversation with a friend about how although both of us like making creative things, neither of us were particularly interested in cooking since it's so temporary in nature.

In that particular conversation, we were talking about cooking the context of art, but I wonder if it makes more sense to talk about cooking in the context of...... well, talking.

A conversation that's not particularly deep could still be nice in the sense that it, for a while, makes both sides happier. This isn't really any different compared to how food makes both sides happier (assuming there's someone to share it with).

So I wonder if those who enjoy cooking see it more as an interaction, rather than a creation – or perhaps something in between. When thought of that way, cooking seems pretty easy to identify with.

— categorized under: #irl, #random

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