#h.o.p.e.

I had a question about your role in H.o.p.e because of the amount of va’s I for the love of me can’t figure out which character you are. That being said: what does your character look like?

I'm playing Olwyn of the ambulance team! They're a mothra, a tall biped built very much like a moth! You can see them at 13:28 in the pilot episode

Important information/simple rules:

- don't send me asks or dms that ask me for money

- don't be mean (please)

- DON'T try to promote yourself in the comments or asks, please, it's so annoying

✨MY COMPILATIONS✨

Random drawing I drew today:

Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 / Part 4 / Part 5 / Part 6 Part 7 / Bonus✨ / Part 8 / Part 9 / Part 10

Part 11 / Part 12 / Part 13 / Part 14 / Part 15 / Part 16 / Part 17 / Part 18 / Part 19 / Part 20 / Bonus✨ / Part 21 / Part 22 / Bonus✨ / Part 23 / Part 24 / ✨

Themes: (idk)

Orange 🧡 / Blue 💙

Animation:

Yippee / Simple intro / Walking animation(beta) / Turning head / Stick bug dance / Silly little guy gif

My Fanfics/Stories:

A Human and A bird (Masterpost)

Hollow out passing eternity (H.O.P.E.) - rottmnt AU

Chapter 1 "Leo's nightmare dream"

Chapter 2 "Donnie's night out"

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✨ FANDOMS I'M IN ✨

(this can easily inform you of my interests,so you don't have to search through hundreds of posts)

1.) The amazing digital circuit (tadc)

2.) Rise of the teenage mutant ninja turtles(rottmnt)

3.) Steven universe

4.) Helluvaboss

5.) Gravity falls

6.) Undertale

7.) Deltarune

8.) Hazbin hotel

9.) Murder drones (Md)

10.) Poppy playtime

11.) Lego monkey kid (lmk)

12.) Owl house(toh)

13.) Sonic

Operation Hammond will be returning to provide our first aid services at HOPE (Hackers on Planet Earth) at St. John's University in Queens, NY July 12th-14th. 

This will be our second year at this unique event, & we are looking forward to it! 

Want to know more about HOPE? Check out their website at https://hope.net/ for all the info you'll need.

‘Venison Man’ dead at 77

It has been noted that the green Tom Cullimore bled was not MSU green, but “John Deere green.”

The man truly loved his tractors. He also loved his farm in Williamston. So the resting place his wife, Karin, has in mind for him is only fitting.

She  told me Friday, she will hold onto his ashes until the coronavirus loosens its grip on us. Then she’ll host a celebration of Tom’s life at the farm. During that party Tom’s remains will be plowed into one of his fields by members of the local tractor club over which Tom presided as president for 24 years.

He will literally become part of the farm that was such an important part of him.

Cullimore died earlier this week at age 77 of Alzheimers. I knew him through H.O.P.E. (Help Other People Eat), a project he founded to help feed the local hungry. He encouraged hunters to donate venison, which he picked up at area meat processors, then delivered to local food banks and soup kitchens.

As a Lansing State Journal columnist, I gave the eminently quotable Cullimore and H.O.P.E. lots of publicity because it was the kind of charity closest to my heart: It was local and it was direct, Not a dime’s worth of donations went to pay administrators, or buy office furniture. It all went toward delivering hard-to-come-by protein to those who needed it.

In fact, Tom often gassed up his delivery truck out of his own pocket.

After I left full-time employment eight years ago, I frequently rode shotgun with Tom, retrieving as much as 1,000 pounds of processed meat in a single day, then distributing it those who fed the needy. They were invariably grateful. The folks at least one of the food banks he served called Cullimore “St. Thomas.”

A few years ago CWD (chronic wasting disease) in Michigan’s deer herd, along with Cullimore’s fading health, put an end to H.O.P.E., but not before Cullimore had delivered more than a half-million servings of venison to local families.

Day 6 - “Ascended”