Don’t Use A Gas Oven To Heat Your Home Or Run Your Car In The Garage

Repost #1

I don’t know if someone has said this before, but if you live in a non-Muslim and non-English speaking country then one of the best thing you can do is to share what’s going on in Palestine in your own native language.

Palestinians/Palestinian’s activists have been sharing what’s going on in English to such a wide extent now and so are people in Muslim majority countries who were already sharing information in their country’s language/s since day one.

The next step we need to take is extend this to countries where the average person isn’t knowledgeable on the violence and crimes committed by Israel or whose local media haven’t been doing the best job reporting on what’s currently happening, if that applies to your country then please try your best to translate what’s already have been said by Palestinians/Palestinian’s activists in your native language and share it as much as possible, because right now social media is more important to the cause than any media outlet.

LOOK AT THE LITTLE TINY MUSHROOM IT’S SO CUTE I LOVE HIM SO MUCH

Ohh, this should be fun (I see that I’ve been tagged twice so I’ll do six short ones)

I have a habit of adopting stray cats. I’ve only adopted two so far (one has sadly already passed away) and my parents say that three cats is our limit (we have three cats), but when I move and get my own house I fully intend on adopting all the strays that I can find

I absolutely love anything that has to do with space

I’m a figure skater (I’m not the greatest and I’ve only been in a handful of shows but I’m associated with a club, so I’m a skater)

I collect stamps and Jones bottle caps

I am a terrible cook. A friend of mine once said that I’ll probably somehow set soup on fire someday

I love 80s movies. I don’t care what the genre or plot is, if it’s from the 1980s I will love it forever

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1) I did a dance class yesterday, which I haven’t done in a while, and it made me really happy

2) I’m addicted to The Goes Wrong Show

3) I can’t draw except for exactly (3) kinds of flowers and that’s it

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The word loss was banned. I don't remember the consequences for saying/typing/using it, but it was really bad and you weren't allowed to say it. IRL and online. International.

"I am at a :.|:; for words" was a massive meme after the ban got lifted. (It existed for about two days dream time.)

so in case you’re about to watch a cw television show based in the southwest that’s featuring an episode based on some supposed reservation – or you’ve read anything about the situation on the navajo nation recently – i wanted to share some ways that we all can help the diné (navajo) community beyond kind-of depicting them on television. 

today the navajo nation surpassed new york state and new jersey for the highest per-capita coronavirus infection rate in the country. that’s 2,304 cases per 100,000 people. 173,600 people live on the navajo nation, roughly. below are a number of organizations & community groups raising money & resources. it would mean so much to me if you’d consider supporting these communities right now - & continue to think about how you can support the indigenous communities near you, & understand the indigenous land you might currently occupy. 

the navajo water project helps bring running water to navajo families without, and also helps families pay their water & electricity bills 

the adopt an elder project helps feed navajo elders during the pandemic

the navajo health command operations center is the navajo nation’s only official fundraising and donation effort

rez rising is a database of native american small businesses across the southwest

the kinlani mutual aid group is a flagstaff, az based volunteer group collecting supplies

the native american relief fund operated by the native american community foundation provides emergency grants to communities for supplies & more

and a number of community-run fundraising efforts:

northern diné covid relief effort

navajo & hopi families relief fund

native student emergency fund

bluff area mutual aid - supply delivery in utah

navajo nation relief project

if you’re aware of any other legitimate fundraising efforts to help these communities, or the indigenous communities near you, please add them. 

I think I have a new favourite tree 🌸

(Yes I know it’s a magnolia tree don’t worry about the emoji)

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An apartment building burned down recently and I got a few pictures of all the smoke in the sky while I was driving by. It was pretty cool, and thankfully no one got hurt.