#juniper tea

[nobleclover]

I decided to redesign these two. Enjoy!

[lumpofbird]

It's been cold lately, so she found herself a personal space heater

[dandorime]

Reginald: *quietly doing paperwork in his office*

Phoenix: *bursts the fuck in from the hallway, slams a copy of the Declaration of Independence down on the desk, snatches Reginald's tea tin, and books it back out the door*

Reginald: Happy American Independence Day to you too, agent.

[awitchnamedjuniper]

Divination Oil

This is an oil recipe I love to incorporate with intuition or divination work. Use it however you'd use other oils in your craft, but always make sure you're following practical safety measures!

Add dried mugwort, lavender, and a crushed bay leaf to your container.

Cover with your preferred carrier oil. For this blend, I prefer hemp seed oil.

As you seal the container, focus your intention of enhancing your intuition, gaining insight, etc.

Let it infuse for at least a week, shaking daily while re-affirming your intention.

For a little extra kick, make this on a full moon.

You can also enhance it by surrounding it with crystals and stones that match your intent. I prefer amethyst.

[maclanahan--mermaid-comics]

sunglasses

[drunkenwonder]

Do you think Juniper likes tea?

If so, he might become my new favorite.

[misty-zzz]

I GOT THE WHOLE CAST HEHEH

took me a while to figure out who would be who, but i got it!!

heres the whole camp here and there x inanimate insanity thingie yay

(characters chosen by their personalities and roles in their stories btw!)

i wonder how many people are in the osc and like camp here and there like me :p

[imtheiliad]

no thoughts

[sleepywillowo0o]

New ask prompt because I LOVE THIS.

Please please please send me your character or some character profile and I’ll pick what tea blend they’d like (easier if I know them, but a short description of personality should do)

[mothergold]

i’m thinking about my selfships today and how they’d celebrate <3

[lumpofbird]

Touched by his noodly appendage

[awitchnamedjuniper]

Kitchen Witch Recipe- 🍓 Strawberry Pineapple Juice 🍍

This is a yummy and refreshing drink that I love first thing in the morning. Its sweetness balances perfectly with the cool hint of mint.

From a witchy perspective: this is a great treat for enhancing love magic, both for romantic love and self-love. Strawberries and mint lend a little boost to love, while pineapple enhances courage and confidence.

Makes 2 servings

Ingredients

2 cups cubed fresh pineapple

1 pound fresh strawberries, hulled

1 large handful fresh mint

Directions

Add all of the ingredients to a juicer in the order listed. Pour the juice into a pretty glass.

[bigandsoft]

Hey there, I'm AJ, but you can also call me Juniper, Boulder, or Finn! I'm a 25 y/o nonbinary butch (they/them only please) who loves all things soft! As a fat person myself, it's very pleasing for me to see and draw fat characters so that's what this blog is mostly dedicated to! Though I will sometimes indulge in video game character art as well since I'll be posting whatever I want to draw here.

Since this is a kink-centric blog, please DNI if you're under 18 or if you don't enjoy fat furry art, because that's all this is. I know most furs are LGBTQ+ friendly as well but this is also a very gay blog so move along if that bothers you!

To everyone else, it's a pleasure to meet you :) I am a bit sporadic in posting but will try to post/rb stuff at least once a week! I'm about as active on my Fur Affinity as well, which is where anything more than soft NSFW will be posted

Also if you're familiar with my main/SFW account, hi, ily <3 Hope you don't mind fat furries

My commissions are currently open! Check out that post here!

I've also got a Ko-Fi if you like what I do and want to support me by throwing a coffee my way!

Also check out my lovely wife @snepfeathers if you like what I draw because xe is an amazing artist too! We both joined this community around the same time and love being here together 💚💙

[rabbitcruiser]

World Gin Day

Distilled from Juniper berries, gin is one of the sweetest, most subtly flavored liquors. Have a martini, gin and tonic, negroni, or any other gin cocktail.

Distilled spirits have been with us for a very long time, and all of  them have rich histories covering the sometimes mysterious origins of  their use. While spirits have long been used medicinally, only one  started as a medicine and then became a mixer for one of the most  important medicines in history.This delicious, smooth drink is  distilled from the berries of the Juniper tree and can trace its origins  back to an older drink from Denmark known as Jenever.

History of Gin Day

Gin Day was established by England’s own connoisseur of the  juniper-based drink, the Gin Monkey. Emma, the titular Gin Monkey, has  been a huge fan of cocktails of all kinds and has worked throughout the  Newcastle, London, and Leeds area in multiple cocktail bars. Taking this  experience to the streets she created her Gin Monkey site, put together  with the intent of saving intrepid bar-hoppers from finding the worst  of the alcohol joints at their destination.

After having had an incredibly hard time finding anything worth  drinking when she first arrived in London, she decided someone had to  solve this problem for other travelers, and it might as well be her.  Since then she’s taken a dedicated role in providing independent and  impartial views of the gin joints in her area… well, they serve more  than gin, but one is allowed to have a favorite, wouldn’t you say?

But gin has had a noble history as a medicine as well, or rather, as a  way to make medicine more palatable. Quinine is the distillation of the  ground bark of the cinchona tree, which produced a tonic that was  capable of treating malaria. Unfortunately, the quinine was incredibly  bitter, and gin was used to cut it. The flavor caught on, and to this  day, the tonic in the Gin and Tonic contains the slightest bit of  quinine to capture the flavor of the original.

The history of World Fin Day itself began in 2009, following the  efforts of an avid gin connoisseur, Neil Houston. He was already a  massive fan of gin, but wanted to find a way to bring the drink to more  people so that they could enjoy it. At the time, it looked as if other  spirits might supersede gin. So he and the “Gin Monkey” Emma Stokes,  teamed up to launch the first World Gin Day in Birmingham as a way to  popularize a gin bar. In 2010, they launched a similar event in London  and have been celebrating this juniper-based beverage like clockwork  ever since.

World Gin Day started as a tiny event in 2009, but it has since grown  to enormous proportions. In the last few years, things have really  taken off. At the last count, the organizers reached more than 200  million social media users and ran events in more than 30 countries.

Those in charge now put on a vast range of events – everything from  tasting to lectures on the drink’s origins. Prominent figures associated  with the day run masterclasses, too, where participants learn how to  make drinks. And there are even professional courses where bartenders  can up their game.

How to celebrate Gin Day

Celebrating Gin Day is best done by diving straight in and  experimenting with some of the drinks that gin has made amazing. Take a  look at Buzzfeed for a list of drinks that are out of this world, and don’t forget to check in with the Gin Monkey  to get the updated list of the best places in the world to have a  smashingly good cocktail! Gin Day is the best day (other than yesterday  and tomorrow) to have a nice Gin Cocktail!

The best way to celebrate gin day is to travel to one of the original  gin bars and try a range of mixers and cocktails. Some of the best  establishments offer “house drinks” with a unique twist you can’t get  anywhere else. While the classic drink is gin and tonic, there are now a  host of variations that you can try.

If you don’t want to travel, you can check to see whether anybody is  organizing a World Gin Day-related event in your local community. Local  gin companies will often arrange street parties where people can show up  and sample local beverages made in their area. Many of these events  also provide food and even opportunities to improve your cocktail-making  skills.

The organizers of the event have expanded their activities all over  the world. You can attend taste-testing sessions, gin-related treasure  hunts, pop-up markets focusing on gin, and garden parties. Just look for  what’s going on in your local area by visiting the official World Gin  Day website.

Finally, you can also experiment with making your own gin beverages  at home. There are dozens of recipes out there, both traditional and  modern, that you can try to emulate. Red Lake, for instance, is a gin  drink made of 1.5 oz Monkey 47 Gin, raspberry syrup, and lime juice.  Likewise, Feeling Blue is a cocktail that uses 2 oz gin mixed with lemon  juice, grapefruit bitters, tonic water, and dry Vermouth.

Gin is one of the most important liquors in the world and the basis  for some of our most beautiful drinks. Just like wine, it is possible to  become a connoisseur and learn the different tastes and subtle notes  from each producer.

Just remember to celebrate World Gin Day responsibly. Aim for merriment, not inebriation!

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