Morikei/Morigirl DISCORD

Hello my hoglets, I wanted to share with you the news of my Discord. Everyone is invited and you can share it with your friends. I'm looking forward to make a cozy community. I have made my cozy channels for you to enjoy. I really hope you enjoy your time and learn more about Morikei fashion.

MORIKEI DISCORD

Getting rid of STUFF is HARD

    Here I am today deciding when and what to keep. you see, my close is very small. well.. my whole room it is small. some people might think that my entire house looks kawaii or mori but not really.. the rest is..boring. but back to my room/closet. I do love things. always done. I grew up with a family of hoarders and even though it is very hard to say and swallow it.. it's true. always had seen too much stuff in my house. After starting my social media i noticed that i started buying well more with just the intention of showing off stuff on camera. It's ugly i know. even though i liked the things i showed i deep down knew that one: it's too hot in Florida to wear or use or two: too expensive and im too cheap or three.. well I never go out so what's the point. 

    YES, I also have a hoarding problem and I keep buying things I like. I would like to stick to what I like but there's so many cute things to be release every day.. yes, everyday.. that's a reason why im considering to stick with some and not ALL things. I noticed that I cannot have everything I like. even if I do, the horrors of seeing the hoarding accumulate my space terrifies me as someone who had to deal with that and had a NO said every time i would suggest throwing things away. I now know how hurtful can it be to have someone tell you to throw everything specially when you like it so much. You simply adore things.. but when is it too much? Im bumbling here because I really don't have the answer yet. 

    I'm just expressing my frustration of liking too much and having too little space to keep them. I hate how we have to choose on every little detail in life. this might not be a huge deal for you but as a human someone who will later in life pass. it kind of annoys me how i can't simple enjoy all the things i like. unless i buy for a certain time and keep reselling or donating. which is not sustainable for the environment and my mental health. have you felt similar to me? what are  your tips to overcome this? I like collecting anything i find kawaii, anime, mori kei fashion (endless) options.

From Climbing Pods to Beans and Rice

 I wanted to share my success this year with black beans which are from my country Puerto Rico. These beans are very good for very hot climates and work great here. I have only planted them 2 times but last year I added more. I'm still trying growing them up by myself here in my backyard but I'm still learning on how much spacing or how many each should normally produce. This year the weather has hit us quite different and the recent cold has stunted the grow or so i though. It has been weird because I had noticed that it also grew new pods very quickly at some times and when the weather felt normal and quite hot that's when this year they had been stunted. I need to study more for sure. I harvested several pods maybe 10 and my bf peeled the beans from the skin, and put them to soak in water for 8-12 hours. I completely forgot to share a photo of the pods but here are some of my current ones that I just harvested, perfect for thanksgiving.

 At first we were going to serve them to my family who came to visit for thanksgiving but since they're so many and it's only 10 pods which was in total like I don't know.. 50 beans? sort off, we decided to keep them for ourselves. We grew them, and were going to see more of the value than anybody else even my family. For thanksgiving my boyfriend made our typical rice with black beans which is a must in all of ours holidays, and added to it. They were delicious, I'm not sure If I can for certainty say they taste better than the supermarket ones or if its in my imagination but all I can say is that it felt so nice to eat something with a vegetable you grew in your own garden? Have you grow black beans? let me know in the comments :)