Just here to connect, share and learn. I really love poetry and a good narrative.
Nature is amazing in every which way.
I love food, mostly everything except grasshoppers, which unfortunately, are a delicacy in my home country Uganda.
That’s me in black with my eaters in crime
I love to lose myself in fantasy and fiction and I also love to learn from people’s real life experiences.
I love those shades
Writing and reading takes me places I cannot be and has brought me a freedom that has evaded me for so long.
I do travel every now and then though, I’m the one standing.
I appreciate great photography and totally believe in empathy. I think that every story has an impact, especially when told in a right way and that’s one thing I enjoy doing,
Telling these tales
Email me on judekirya37@gmail.com
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@jude_clutch
Perhaps this answers my question: Your name is Jude? Tell me more about grasshoppers–as in how they are prepared (seasoned with spices?) to make them so delish? 😉 God bless you this coming week!
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Well the species of grasshopper matters. I gotta look up the name. But I will get back to you with it. I did say I don’t eat them though, personally
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Ohhhh, you don’t eat them, haha!! Then never mind–I’m not looking to try them! 🙂
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Oh you vegetarian ?
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No, I’m a certified meat eater, but not insects. I enjoy my vegetables too lol
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I just got confused…Do you like to eat grasshoppers? What other insects are on the menu?
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They are a delicacy to most but I don’t like to eat them. White ants are the only other insects eaten in Uganda (that I know of).😊
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Wow! I have heard of other countries eating things like crickets. I can’t stand insects alive so I don’t know if I could eat them dead. The few things I CANNOT eat are frogs legs, snails, and internal organs!
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I always like to try new foods. We have such a variety of staple foods in Uganda. You can grow almost anything, anywhere with little fuss,. So the rare things are the delicacies. I’d love trying new foods, but then again, I’m a curious soul. I’d try any food at least once. intestines/offals are also quite normal here, but only from specific animals.
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I also like to try different foods but when I think of different I think more culturally, not necessarily different creatures! lol.
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Yeah same for me. I steer clear of endangered and culturally unacceptable and a few other taboos
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I love the hat too
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Thanks Jackie 😎 you seem like the Schick kind of person though.
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🤣🤣🤣 I am
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I don’t like the idea of eating grasshoppers either. I found a cricket in my kitchen floor the other day. It had been making a huge racket for days. Tiny insect such a noisy being.
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The breed people eat here is quite different and seasonal. They don’t eat all kinds of grasshoppers. I actually have no problem with those that eat them or being around, Ive tried them and I think I’m allergic
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Oh! Best to stay clear then.
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Yeah, that’s right
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Hey, I have nominated you for The Liebster Award. Thanks for sharing your words and keep writing. Here is the link to my post https://blossomreads.com/award-nomination/
Stay blessed.
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Thank you, I will check it out
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Your positivity is inspiring! There’s always joy here. Keep up the good work!
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Thank you so much. I’m glad, and humbled that you’ve taken the time to visit.
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Thank you for leaving a comment on my blog “Thus Began Pulp Worshipers.” I’m glad to return the visit. Wish you much good blogging.
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Thank you for returning.
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Hey Jude, I don’t know how I got here but I’m so glad I did. 🙂 You have a wonderful blog. I enjoyed browsing around, reading some of your brilliant poems and mouthwatering recipes. I hope to visit more.
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