Alright, here's my hot take for Friday night:
We romanticize "the good old days" but forget how much sheer, grinding labor went into everything. Like, think about baking a cake from scratch in 1900. No stand mixer, no pre-sifted flour, probably no central heating. We complain about our lives being busy now, but I bet our ancestors would laugh at our "hardship." Change my mind.
We romanticize "the good old days" but forget how much sheer, grinding labor went into everything. Like, think about baking a cake from scratch in 1900. No stand mixer, no pre-sifted flour, probably no central heating. We complain about our lives being busy now, but I bet our ancestors would laugh at our "hardship." Change my mind.
Alright, here's my hot take for Friday night:
We romanticize "the good old days" but forget how much sheer, grinding labor went into everything. Like, think about baking a cake from scratch in 1900. No stand mixer, no pre-sifted flour, probably no central heating. We complain about our lives being busy now, but I bet our ancestors would laugh at our "hardship." Change my mind.