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You can order breaded octopus in some restaurants, but you may never encounter octo-bread. Sam, the bread magician at Anxious Fish Club in Belgium, is a true artist. Her simple slogan on Instagram is, “It doesn’t have to be perfect as long as it makes you happy.” And her artistic bread animal creations make us all smile. @anxiousfishclub Octo-bread has entered the scene, and I think she’s pretty cool #baking #homebaker #baketok #bread #octopus #octopus #thuisbakker #bakken #fyp #brood #breadart #breadanimals #breadcreatures #marineanimals ♬ gay girls in love – kali ⋆౨ৎ˚ Sam was born in the US and moved to Belgium after attending university in South Korea. As a teenager, she started the Anxious Fish Club blog and now concentrates on food and other things that bring her joy. The site contains recipes for her artistic creations and links to her social media accounts. If you enjoy her recipes, you can buy her a cup of coffee on Ko-fi. The young artist stays busy creating recipes, working on a cookbook, and making new bread animals. Image from TikTok here and here. The bread magician is generous in sharing her techniques and recipes. She includes a wide variety of instructional videos with pointers and tips. Her basic bread recipe is easy to prepare. The shaping is a matter of creativity. But don’t fret if you end up with a few fails. The bread will still taste great, even if it looks wonky! @anxiousfishclub Replying to @Granatapfelfrucht I’ve also used AP flour to make these in the past and it works alright as well #recipe #baking #bread #shapingdough #breadanimals #howto #breaddough #breadart ♬ Pure Imagination – Rook1e She also does incredible cookie recipes if you don’t want 52 loaves of bread in the house. @anxiousfishclub Replying to @Cherry Blossom Thank you! I have the full written recipe and video posted on my site Ingredients: 200g butter 100g sugar 2 tbs cherry syrup 1/4 tsp salt 1/2 tsp almond extract 300g flour Pink food coloring (optional) Chill 10-15 min and bake at 160c for 12-15min ♬ sonido original – Vibes by Ley If you want to impress your family and friends, the bread magician can show you how. Her detailed videos show each step as she makes incredible bread animals. You can follow her on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook. You can also subscribe to her newsletter, which will be available soon. Please share this. You know your mouth is watering. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here and here. The post “Bread Magician” Transforms Dough Into Realistic (And Delicious) Animals appeared first on InspireMore.

For many women, the relationship Lorelai, Emily, and Rory Gilmore shared was considered “goals.” The women loved each other unconditionally and could—usually— look past their differences to appreciate their uniqueness. Gilmore Girls originally ran from 2000 to 2007, and many were sad when the show went away. We got a reboot in 2016 with Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, but fans continue to thirst for more. “Gilmore Girls” Stars Lauren Graham Kelly Bishop Were Recently Spotted Together @92ndstreety #gilmoregirls Hello to fans around the world! Here’s a gift from us. Exclusive behind the scenes clip of tonight’s #kellybishop book event. She is The OG Gilmore Girl. And yes #laurengraham was our surprise! Ms Bishop dazzled us all. @Celeste.marie @Ellie Fox @amanda_willow15 @megxlaurenn ♬ Come Inside Of My Heart – IV Of Spades Lauren Graham, 57, who played Lorelai, and Kelly Bishop, 80, who played her mother, Emily, reunited in New York for a discussion about Kelly’s new memoir, The Third Gilmore Girl. Lauren moderated while Kelly discussed her book and her role as Emily Gilmore. In a video posted to TikTok, Lauren gushed about the opportunity to be a TV mom once again. “I feel so happy and proud,” Lauren said. “This book is just incredible, you are just incredible. Any excuse to see you — but to be here together is just something I would never miss.” @92ndstreety ICYMI! Award-winning actress Kelly Bishop joined us for the launch of her captivating new memoir, The Third Gilmore Girl. Here’s a very special clip from the night. In fact, neighbors of 92NY said they could hear the cheering from blocks away, in the City, on a busy night. Thank you to all the fans that joined us online and in person – from around the corner, to across our country to faraway places from around the world. Thank you. Thank you. In case you missed this magical night, there is still time to experience the great Ms. Bishop. Tap the link in our bio to access a recording. 92NY Recanati-Kaplan Talks are sponsored by United Airlines. #92NY #92Y #92ndstreeety #gilmoregirls #thethirdgilmore #laurengraham ♬ original sound – The 92nd Street Y, New York Kelly told People that after so many years in the business, she can look back on fond memories with gratitude. “What impressed me probably about the whole thing is how very, very fortunate I’ve been, not only in the jobs I’ve gotten, but what happened to those jobs,” she said. “I wasn’t looking for a gift. I was looking for an interesting job … I’ve been very, very fortunate.” While there’s no word on another reboot right now, the stars of the original Gilmore Girls loved their time together. In 2020, Lauren posted on X her love for her fans during the 20th anniversary of the show, “Your kindness and devotion to this show have brought me so much joy over the years. I’m so grateful, to say the least, and I love you all.” This story’s featured image is by Hatnim Lee/Getty Images. The post Lauren Graham & Kelly Bishop Have Nostalgic “Gilmore Girls” Reunion & Fans Want More appeared first on InspireMore.

Leaving is a powerful theme in rock and pop music, offering endless possibilities for storytelling. Whether it’s the bittersweet emotion of leaving home, the uncertainty of starting a new chapter, or the pain of walking away from a relationship, the concept of leaving resonates deeply with listeners. In some cases, leaving is about escaping for good, severing ties and never looking back, while in others, it’s just a temporary farewell—leaving for the night, for school, or simply for a new experience. Rock and roll has long been a genre that channels these emotional crossroads, making songs about leaving an essential The post Top 10 Rock And Pop Songs About Leaving appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

Which is probably just as well for them.

Click to Skip Ahead Aspirin Overview How Aspirin Work Reasons Why Aspirin Isn’t Safe Signs of Aspirin Toxicity Diagnosis of Toxicity Treatment for Toxicity Alternatives Aspirin’s Drug Interactions One of the most common questions a veterinarian will get is, “What can I give my dog for pain?” While we have many pain medication options for dogs available via prescription, owners usually mean what over-the-counter pain medications they can find in their cabinet to give their dog in an emergency. For a long time, the best and safest pain medication available for people or dogs was aspirin, but if you ask a veterinarian this question now, they’ll say there are no safe over-the-counter pain medications for dogs. Why is this? Aspirin presents a high risk of toxicity for dogs, and there are just so many safer alternative options that it’s rare to recommend aspirin for any purpose. What Is Aspirin? Aspirin, also known as acetylsalicylic acid (say that five times fast), is a pain medication part of the NSAID family (Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug). NSAIDs are used for the following purposes: Pain control Lowering inflammation Decreasing clotting Fever reducer Aspirin’s long name is because it’s one of many salicylates, which are chemical compounds found in various products. Some examples would be: Pepto-Bismol (bismuth subsalicylate) Pain creams (Bengay, Icy Hot) Some foundations and concealers Some topical acne products Wintergreen oil All these salicylates are NSAIDs but have varying levels of toxicity to dogs. How Does Aspirin Work? As an NSAID, aspirin works by blocking an enzyme—cyclooxygenase—from forming a chemical compound called prostaglandins. Prostaglandins do a lot of jobs in the body, such as triggering fevers, causing inflammation and pain, and helping platelets clot at the site of cuts. So, aspirin works to block this, thereby lowering fevers, treating pain and inflammation, and decreasing the body’s ability to clot. Image Credit: JF4, Shutterstock Why Isn’t Aspirin Safe in Dogs? There are many different types of prostaglandins in the body, each doing those different jobs. Ideally, aspirin would only inhibit the production of the prostaglandins that cause pain, inflammation, and fevers while not triggering other side effects. When we talk about a medication like aspirin that inhibits everything like this, it’s called a non-selective COX inhibitor. Aspirin has been replaced by many other NSAIDs or NSAID alternatives that more selectively inhibit the production of the prostaglandins we want to inhibit so that there is a lower risk of unwanted side effects. The most common problem with aspirin, and what it is specifically worse for than the other NSAIDs, is that it will cause a lack of blood flow to the stomach cells, leading to cell death and the creation of stomach ulcers. Life-threatening bleeding into the GI tract can occur, but lack of blood flow to the kidney can also cause kidney damage, and other organs can also be affected. You can imagine how dangerous it is to pair a risk of bleeding with a risk of not clotting for the side effects of medication. Image Credit: Elayne Massaini, Shutterstock Pregnant female dogs are at an even higher risk of aspirin toxicity as it can lead to high concentrations building up in fetuses leading to death and bleeding for the mother. A single dose of aspirin or repeated dosing can both be toxic to dogs, so since it’s so dangerous compared to other pain medications and isn’t better at controlling pain than the others, aspirin is not safe to give to dogs. One of aspirin’s lingering uses was as an anticoagulant or medication that prevents clotting. Even that has been replaced by a more effective, safer medication, leaving little use for aspirin in dogs. Signs of Aspirin Toxicity Vomiting, especially with blood Diarrhea Any stool with a black, tarry appearance or blood Lethargy Pale or yellow gums Abdominal pain Rapid breathing Seizures Poor clotting Weakness Hyperthermia Increased drinking and/or urinating Sudden collapse If your dog is showing any of these signs, we recommend speaking with a vet.