my first ever bake, from nov 2021. the bread itself was a total fail, but golly, they were so cute to me 😂1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/Baking
my mom insisted that my bird should have her own bindi to celebrate diwali1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/wholesome
cow cake i baked recently (beginner). not perfect or professional, but i love it1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/Baking
baking my first loaf of bread this morning, kinda nervous cuz my kitchen assistant is kinda cute 😳1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/Baking
i baked these last year, but wanted to share them since i only recently made this account. i massively screwed up this bread, ended up more like a cookie than bread. they were so cute, but basically inedible 💀1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/Breadit
homemade oreos :) i think i like these more than regular oreos when eating it dry, but regular oreos are definitely better with milk1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/Baking
i used one piping tip, a butter knife, and a toothpick to decorate this cake. it's not much, but i'm happy with it as a beginner.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/cakedecorating
i made my mom's birthday cake this year and i'm super proud of it ☺ my hands are super shakey so i usually always mess up1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/Baking
nowhere near authentic, but i made a little pizza today. everything used was homegrown and homemade. it was really delicious ☺1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/Pizza
harvested my tomatoes and basil today and made a cute little pizza! nowhere near authentic italian pizza, but it was still super tasty.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/gardening
Shimpaku Juniper named Toryu-no-mai (The Dance of the Flying Dragon), located in Kimura's Bonsai Garden, Japan.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/Bonsai
boba really likes watching tv. he will sit in one spot for ages and very intently watch what's happening on screen. i took this photo while he was watching one punch man.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/parrots
boba really likes watching tv. he will sit in one spot for ages and very intently watch what's happening on screen. i took this photo while he was watching one punch man.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/cockatiel
anybody else's bird insists on going into the bathroom with them? she screams if i try to keep her out 💀1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/parrots
i used one piping tip, a butter knife, and a toothpick to decorate this cake. it's not much, but i'm happy with it as a beginner.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/Baking
rescued this sweet baby tiel under the most heartbreaking and aggravating circumstances possible. trying not to tear up as i write this, lol.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/cockatiel
made some doughnuts today, super happy with how they turned out (aside from the purple one lol)1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/Baking
the nice thing about parrots is how involved they have to be in everything. the bad thing about parrots is also how involved they have to be in everything.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/parrots
i'm so proud of my basil 🥲 it's my first time planting something successfully1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/gardening
600 calories might be a lot for some people, but I love this salted pb & chocolate overnight oats way too much.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/1500isplenty
everybody is sleepy : aka, bokki has new siblings and therefore has nowhere she can possibly sit but on top of their cage.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/parrots
photo taken approx. 5 minutes before she tried to assassinate me over 3 grains of rice1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/parrots
pretty girl has no idea that we're waiting to meet her new sibling for the first time :o1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/parrots
my mom decided my bird needed to wear a bindi to celebrate diwali 😭 SHUBH DIWALI TO EVERYONE CELEBRATING!1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/asianamerican
thought i'd covered up all the mirrors in the house...of course she'd find a way anyways 🙄 smarter than her mama for sure1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/cockatiel
today marks the one year anniversary of the passing of my first ever bird. i got him as a tiny baby in 2006 when i was 5 years old, and raised him by hand myself. he lived for 15 years, and passed away shortly after my 20th birthday. he's still my most lovely boy 🤍1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/parrots
230 calorie sriracha chicken wrap ☺ homemade flour tortillas are the best1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/1200isplenty
my first ever bake, from nov 2021. the bread itself was a total fail, but golly, they were so cute to me 😂1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/Baking
not the best picture, but i'm obsessed with the new amuse dew tint in shade 09 Seoul Soul. I feel like it's such a perfect everyday tint for my skintone (nc42-ish). I imagine that this colour would compliment a lot of different skintones.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/AsianBeauty
this is your daily reminder that meringues are THE best sweet treat for someone on a low calorie diet. they're super tasty, texturally satisfying, and you can make them into just about anything, lol1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/1200isplenty
the first thing i ever baked. they were cute, but i majorly screwed up the bread itself 🥲 ended up being more like a cookie than bread, lmfao1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/bakingfail
i baked my mom's birthday cake this year and i'm super proud of it 🥰 my hands are crazy shakey so typically cake is my enemy1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/BakingNoobs
i used one piping tip, a butter knife, and a toothpick to decorate this cake. it's not much, but i'm happy with it as a beginner.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/BakingNoobs
tried out a homemade oreo recipe today and was pleasantly surprised tbh! it used oil instead of butter for the cookie so i was worried it would spread1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/BakingNoobs
a teensy fail in my eyes. the buttercream kept splitting and i think this piping technique needs both a bigger tip and a bit more practice, but i find them pretty cute regardless.1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/BakingNoobs
URGENT: i suspect this hummingbird flew into my window. i found him sprawled out on his back on my stairs, wings open and head tilted to the side, but he's alive for now. i put him in a box with some fabric and airholes, and mixed sugar and water and tried to feed it to him. how can i help him?1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/hummingbirds
think i've made a mistake by planting my entire packet of cherry tomato seeds into one container...what should i do? should i wait a bit and see which are the strongest seedlings and then pluck out the rest? and is it okay for me to start staking the plants at that point?1yr ⋅ maipaksana ⋅ r/gardening
