Putting it simply, my childhood was pretty crazy, so I spend much of it reading books. Until I was 18 I read only fiction, losing myself in the stories in the books to forget about the ridiculous shit often going on in my own life. A Childhood Filled with Books My earliest memories of my Mom are of her with …
So Your Loved One Might Be Autistic, How to Respond
Autism like anarchy is almost a dirty word because of some of the connotations that come with it. It’s true that the societal view of “autism” does not accurately portray the reality for most autistic people. This is something I’ve become aware of sense I delved into this world. I discovered my autism almost 2 years ago but only have …
Find Me on PeakD
I started my blogging career on Steemit over 3 years ago at this point. It was my way to support myself while telling my story. After the murder, I lost access to my account @lily-da-vine because the police stole everything from me, including my computers and hard drives which held my master key. About a year ago I tried to …
Adventures Around Mexico: Sneak Peek to Mexican Travel Adventures
Over the last year I’ve seen a lot of Mexico although I’ve kept the majority of my adventures to myself mostly out of paranoia, until now. My legal situation is still delicate but I’m finally formulating a solution for that and am thus starting to finally feel inspired to share my content I’ve been compiling for over a year. For …
Authentic Instant Pot Birria Recipe
Making the decision to move to Mexico was easy because I thought I loved Mexican food. As it turns out, I do, but what I thought was Mexican food is actually TexMex. And what’s really Mexican can be even better. Today’s example? Birria. For those who have never had it, birria is slow cooked meat usually tough cuts of beef, …
World Pandemics and the Spirit of the Age
Fear of Death Diseases and civilizations have been hand in hand with the whole history of humanity. Like all living things, we have evolved through symbiosis with other life forms. Through struggle, conflict and ingesting of living beings. Life has made its way through the perils of time, and death has marked the ultimate boundary to every species. Fear of …
Lily Forester on Agorist Nexus
As a freelancer, I work for many. Really I’m more or less at a point where I accept 90 percent of jobs I’m offered. But when I was approached by Agorist Nexus after appearing on their podcast last December to write for the blog, I was excited. I now do more things than just writing for them but I thought …
Rise of the Quarantine Garden: How to Grow Food During the Coronavirus Crisis
One seriously unintended result of Coronavirus and all this Covid-19 drama is the worldwide boom of gardening likely inspired by the Victory Garden boom from World War 2. Worldwide people are flocking to their gardens for entertainment and a hedge against possible collapse of the food supply while the world is more or less shut down. If you’ve always wanted …
Monarchs in Mexico 2019: Record Breaking Flock Numbers!
Last fall, Monarch Butterflies were recorded migrating south in record numbers but in reality that was just an estimate based on satellite images while they travel. The true test of whether or not the Monarchs were arriving in record numbers depends on how much end up at the resting place in the state of Michoacan, Mexico. I’ve lived in Mexico …
Autism and the Carnivore Diet: A Journey to Self Discovery
Highly Functional originally started as a concept that I used to use to describe myself, specifically my nature to smoke lots of cannabis and get lots of things done. It still holds this connotation to me although I’ve been working on changing my relationship with Cannabis. In the last year I am finally starting to understand and accept my autistic …
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