As I’ve previously posted, I find your games a lot clearer on puzzle solutions than others.
In #Rosewater I only got stuck twice, once when I thought an interactive item was just background shading (mud near some trees, iirc) and once when playing on Deck, when I couldn't see the small item. ☺️
#Rosewater by @grundislav.games is great fun to play It has great characters and lots of replay value. Give it a try!
Your skin deserves a bouquet today! 🌹✨ Rose water is the perfect natural way to refresh your face and keep those pores in check. Simple, plant-based, and oh-so-soothing. What’s your favorite floral skincare secret? 🌸
#SkincareCommunity #RoseWater #NaturalGlow #HealCity
Today I'm going to be starting my first playthrough of Rosewater on PC! More adventures in the world of Vespuccia. #Rosewater
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so fun but im defently missing things... but then I can play the story again some day... maybe... I think there is more ways it can end #rosewater defently recommend
There MUST be way into the back lab but well it have gone boom
I managed to complete/get to the end of two videogames:
#Rosewater by @grundislav.games
and
#OldSkies by @wadjeteyegames.bsky.social
I rarely finish games due to lack of skill/boredom/the next new game out, so it's quite an achievement for me. 😎
An illumination showing a rosebush. This picture illustrates the medicinal properties of the rose in a manuscript of the Tacuinum Sanitatis, a popular lifestyle medicine text. It shows a large bush full of red and white rose flowers. Two women are depicted in front of it. The one on the right, dressed in red, is standing up, picking flowers off the bush. The one on the left, dressed in blue, is seated and has just finished making a wreath of roses. Another is already resting on her head. Their dresses are improbably intact, the skin on their hands unbroken, which suggests that most rose-plucking was done by servants conveniently outside the image.
Today's post-holiday recipe is for medicinal #rosewater syrup. A tale of home remedies, #16thcentury kitchenalia, and German consonants.
www.culina-vetus.de/2025/12/27/r...
#culinaryhistory #foodhistory #earlymodern #medicalhistory
