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    Blessed, Food, and Money: FOOD
 THAT
 Growing anything from a seed is impressive but also
 difficult, unless you're blessed with a green thumb.
 THaT MAGICALLY REGEROWS
 ITSELF
 Sure, it saves on money but there has to be an easier way... and there is! You can actually
 grow food from kitchen scraps. There is something very MacGyver about
 It's true! You can upcycle everything from celery scraps to onion butts with
 chance of success. Use organic fruits and vegetables for the best results.
 that, no?
 a great
 Green onions,
 lemongrass,
 leeks, fennel,
 & spring onions
 FOR
 LEMONGRASS
 ONLY
 Place root ends in water but
 don't fully submerge them.
 Change the water daily
 In 3-5 days, growth begins.
 Harvest the greens when full,
 then repeat the process
 Harvest lemongrass once it
 becomes a foot tall. Simply
 cut off what you need without
 uprooting the plant.
 Celery, cabbage,
 romaine lettuce,
 & bok chou
 Submerge the roots,
 leaving the tops above
 the water line.
 Spray with water a couple
 times a week, replacing the
 water every few days. Leaves
 will sprout in about a week.
 Plant the cutting with only the
 leaves above soil. Harvest when
 fully grown, about 5 months.
 Ginger
 Soak the chunk of
 ginger overnight.
 Submerge in moist soil. Keep
 watering until shoots appear
 Ready to harvest in a year.
 Simply remove entire plant,
 use what you need and repeat.

 Onion
 Plant root end and
 lightly cover it in soil.
 Keep soil moist.
 Carefully separate the new
 onions, leaving the roots
 attached, and plant them.
 Occasionally cut the leaves
 down to promote full growth.
 It can take up to 5 months
 for plants to mature enough
 for harvest.
 Garlic
 The bulbs will be ready for
 harvest in early summer
 when the bottom 1/3 of
 the leaves have yellowed.
 The larger the clove, the
 larger the resulting bulb.
 Sit the plant in a sunny window
 keeping the soil moist.
 COMPOST
 REMOVE
 Mushroonm
 Use a mixture of
 compost and soil.
 Plant the mushroom stalk in
 the soil with only the surface
 of it exposed.
 If the cutting takes, new
 growth happens q
 Harvest and repeat.
 uickly

 4 DEEP
 HOLE
 Potatoes&
 Sweet Potatoes
 8 DEPTH
 Cut into 2 pieces, each
 having 1-2 "eyes" on it
 Set pieces out at room
 temp for a few days,
 until fully dry
 St
 ore sweet potatoes in
 a warm, dry place for 2 weeks
 before using. This is what
 makes them sweet.
 12" APART
 Add more soil as the plant
 grows until i is about 6" tall
 Pineapple
 Slice off the green leafy
 top and remove all fruit.
 Carefully remove the
 bottom layers until you
 see root buds.
 Growth happens in the first
 few months but it will be
 Place in water for two
 weeks to form roots.
 2-3 years before harvest.
 WHOLE
 FOODS COOKING STONED
 Content & Design
 Jerry James Stone /@jerryjamesstone
 Chris Rooney/ @looneyrooneycom
 tv
 M A R K E T
<p>¡Comida infinita!</p>
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Blessed, Food, and Money: FOOD
 THAT
 Growing anything from a seed is impressive but also
 difficult, unless you're blessed with a green thumb.
 THaT MAGICALLY REGEROWS
 ITSELF
 Sure, it saves on money but there has to be an easier way... and there is! You can actually
 grow food from kitchen scraps. There is something very MacGyver about
 It's true! You can upcycle everything from celery scraps to onion butts with
 chance of success. Use organic fruits and vegetables for the best results.
 that, no?
 a great
 Green onions,
 lemongrass,
 leeks, fennel,
 & spring onions
 FOR
 LEMONGRASS
 ONLY
 Place root ends in water but
 don't fully submerge them.
 Change the water daily
 In 3-5 days, growth begins.
 Harvest the greens when full,
 then repeat the process
 Harvest lemongrass once it
 becomes a foot tall. Simply
 cut off what you need without
 uprooting the plant.
 Celery, cabbage,
 romaine lettuce,
 & bok chou
 Submerge the roots,
 leaving the tops above
 the water line.
 Spray with water a couple
 times a week, replacing the
 water every few days. Leaves
 will sprout in about a week.
 Plant the cutting with only the
 leaves above soil. Harvest when
 fully grown, about 5 months.
 Ginger
 Soak the chunk of
 ginger overnight.
 Submerge in moist soil. Keep
 watering until shoots appear
 Ready to harvest in a year.
 Simply remove entire plant,
 use what you need and repeat.

 Onion
 Plant root end and
 lightly cover it in soil.
 Keep soil moist.
 Carefully separate the new
 onions, leaving the roots
 attached, and plant them.
 Occasionally cut the leaves
 down to promote full growth.
 It can take up to 5 months
 for plants to mature enough
 for harvest.
 Garlic
 The bulbs will be ready for
 harvest in early summer
 when the bottom 1/3 of
 the leaves have yellowed.
 The larger the clove, the
 larger the resulting bulb.
 Sit the plant in a sunny window
 keeping the soil moist.
 COMPOST
 REMOVE
 Mushroonm
 Use a mixture of
 compost and soil.
 Plant the mushroom stalk in
 the soil with only the surface
 of it exposed.
 If the cutting takes, new
 growth happens q
 Harvest and repeat.
 uickly

 4 DEEP
 HOLE
 Potatoes&
 Sweet Potatoes
 8 DEPTH
 Cut into 2 pieces, each
 having 1-2 "eyes" on it
 Set pieces out at room
 temp for a few days,
 until fully dry
 St
 ore sweet potatoes in
 a warm, dry place for 2 weeks
 before using. This is what
 makes them sweet.
 12" APART
 Add more soil as the plant
 grows until i is about 6" tall
 Pineapple
 Slice off the green leafy
 top and remove all fruit.
 Carefully remove the
 bottom layers until you
 see root buds.
 Growth happens in the first
 few months but it will be
 Place in water for two
 weeks to form roots.
 2-3 years before harvest.
 WHOLE
 FOODS COOKING STONED
 Content & Design
 Jerry James Stone /@jerryjamesstone
 Chris Rooney/ @looneyrooneycom
 tv
 M A R K E T
<p>¡Comida infinita!</p>
                
            

            
            
<p>¡Comida infinita!</p>

            
            
        

    



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            



        

            
        
        

            




    Anaconda, Crying, and Dancing: DRAWING PROMPTS:
 INTERACTIONS
 DRAW TWO CHARACTERS
 1. Racing each other
 2. Arguing with each other 27. Playing tug-of-war with each other 52. One feeding the other
 3. Walking together
 4. Hugging each other
 5. Eating together
 6. Taking a photo together 31. Studying together
 7. Shopping together
 8. Laughing together
 9. High-fiving each other
 10. Dancing together
 11. Watching a movie together 36. Playing tag with each other
 12. Singing together
 13. Playing charades together 38. Rowing a boat together
 14. Reading together
 15. Waiting together
 16. Staring at each other
 17. Exercising together
 18. Napping together
 19. Texting each other
 29. Comparing heights with each other 51. One pouring the other a drink
 76. One teaching the other
 77. One surprising the other
 28. Shaking hands with each other
 29. Playing a sport together
 30. Panicking together
 53. One throwing something at the other78. One pranking the other
 54. One pushing the other
 55. One pulling the other
 56. One dragging the other
 57. One watching the other
 58. One sitting on the other
 59. One giving a piggy back ride to the other 84. One slapping the other
 60. One putting makeup on the other
 61. One dumping water on the other
 62. One taking a photo of the other
 63. One leaning on the other
 64. One holding the other up
 65. One holding the other back
 66. One helping the other up
 67. One washing dishes, other drying
 68. One on a swing, other pushing thenm
 69. One scaring the other
 70. One falling, other catching them
 71. One jumping over the other
 72. One getting the other's attention
 73. One judging the other
 74. One fixing the other's appearance
 75. One hiding behind the other
 79. One blocking the other
 80. One clinging to the other
 81. One lecturing the other
 82. One driving, other passenger
 83. One drawing the other
 32. Playing video games together
 33. Cooking together
 34. Putting a jigsaw puzzle together
 35. Playing hide-and-seek together
 85. One giving a gift to the other
 86. One chasing the other
 87. One punching the other
 88. One kicking the other
 89. One listening to the other
 90. One holding the other
 91. One singing to the other
 92. One sharing with the other
 93. One stealing from the other
 94. One whispering to the other
 95. One tackling the other
 96. One ignoring the other
 97. One poking the other
 98. One kissing the other
 99. One protecting the other
 37. Wrestling each other
 39. Pushing something together
 40. Pulling something together
 41. Lifting something together
 42. Building something together
 43. Crying together
 44. One laughing at the other
 45. One comforting the other
 46. One bandaging the other
 47. One carrying the other
 20. Playing catch together
 21. Baking a cake together
 22. Cleaning together
 23. Playing leapfrog together 48. One supporting the other
 24. Sharing an umbrella
 25. Playing rock-paper-scissors 50. One helping the other
 49. One begging the other
 100. One mimicking the other
 salison.tumblr.com
<p><a href="https://salison.tumblr.com/post/173495961931/100-character-interaction-ideas-to-help-hone-your" class="tumblr_blog" target="_blank">salison</a>:</p><blockquote><p><b>100 character interaction ideas</b> to help hone your posing skills. These require two characters, but you can also grab a friend to draw the other one!<br/></p></blockquote>
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                Anaconda, Crying, and Dancing: DRAWING PROMPTS:
 INTERACTIONS
 DRAW TWO CHARACTERS
 1. Racing each other
 2. Arguing with each other 27. Playing tug-of-war with each other 52. One feeding the other
 3. Walking together
 4. Hugging each other
 5. Eating together
 6. Taking a photo together 31. Studying together
 7. Shopping together
 8. Laughing together
 9. High-fiving each other
 10. Dancing together
 11. Watching a movie together 36. Playing tag with each other
 12. Singing together
 13. Playing charades together 38. Rowing a boat together
 14. Reading together
 15. Waiting together
 16. Staring at each other
 17. Exercising together
 18. Napping together
 19. Texting each other
 29. Comparing heights with each other 51. One pouring the other a drink
 76. One teaching the other
 77. One surprising the other
 28. Shaking hands with each other
 29. Playing a sport together
 30. Panicking together
 53. One throwing something at the other78. One pranking the other
 54. One pushing the other
 55. One pulling the other
 56. One dragging the other
 57. One watching the other
 58. One sitting on the other
 59. One giving a piggy back ride to the other 84. One slapping the other
 60. One putting makeup on the other
 61. One dumping water on the other
 62. One taking a photo of the other
 63. One leaning on the other
 64. One holding the other up
 65. One holding the other back
 66. One helping the other up
 67. One washing dishes, other drying
 68. One on a swing, other pushing thenm
 69. One scaring the other
 70. One falling, other catching them
 71. One jumping over the other
 72. One getting the other's attention
 73. One judging the other
 74. One fixing the other's appearance
 75. One hiding behind the other
 79. One blocking the other
 80. One clinging to the other
 81. One lecturing the other
 82. One driving, other passenger
 83. One drawing the other
 32. Playing video games together
 33. Cooking together
 34. Putting a jigsaw puzzle together
 35. Playing hide-and-seek together
 85. One giving a gift to the other
 86. One chasing the other
 87. One punching the other
 88. One kicking the other
 89. One listening to the other
 90. One holding the other
 91. One singing to the other
 92. One sharing with the other
 93. One stealing from the other
 94. One whispering to the other
 95. One tackling the other
 96. One ignoring the other
 97. One poking the other
 98. One kissing the other
 99. One protecting the other
 37. Wrestling each other
 39. Pushing something together
 40. Pulling something together
 41. Lifting something together
 42. Building something together
 43. Crying together
 44. One laughing at the other
 45. One comforting the other
 46. One bandaging the other
 47. One carrying the other
 20. Playing catch together
 21. Baking a cake together
 22. Cleaning together
 23. Playing leapfrog together 48. One supporting the other
 24. Sharing an umbrella
 25. Playing rock-paper-scissors 50. One helping the other
 49. One begging the other
 100. One mimicking the other
 salison.tumblr.com
<p><a href="https://salison.tumblr.com/post/173495961931/100-character-interaction-ideas-to-help-hone-your" class="tumblr_blog" target="_blank">salison</a>:</p><blockquote><p><b>100 character interaction ideas</b> to help hone your posing skills. These require two characters, but you can also grab a friend to draw the other one!<br/></p></blockquote>
                
            

            
            
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