#perho

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Perhó is a Maia of Oromë, and an ex-hunter of the Vala’s company. Their form is based off of a barn owl, and they can shift into an actual little barn owl. In their harpy form they’re somewhat smaller in stature than most Maiar. Their arms are attached to their wings, and their feet are talons. While in Oromë’s woods they wear no clothes, but outside the woods they wrap fabric around their waist like a makeshift skirt because they’ve been told they probablyyyy should.

They were once a scout and hunter for Oromë, but during the years of the Trees they got into a terrible incident on a hunt. A great void demon they were hunting took hold of their wing while they were making a swoop at it, and it attempted to eat Perhó whole. Anything lost or consumed by the Void is gone forever - Perhó was lucky to have a loyal band of hunters with them that were able to free them.

However, the exposure and damage from the shadow beast was too great. By the time the demon was killed, Perhó was in so much pain they couldn’t think; their left wing was wrapped in tendrils of shadow and smoke, charred black and rotting. But the damage was spreading, and spreading quick. One other hunter had been lost this way before, and Oromë knew what had to be done to save the Maia’s very existence. It pained the Vala almost as much as Perhó to amputate their wing and arm, but everyone was relieved to see the shadows could indeed spread no longer. Except Perhó. They were having a really horrible time

Afterwards, Perhó was quite obviously traumatized by the incident. The near-death was one thing, but to lose their wing and entire purpose and joy? Perhó wondered if they’d have rather let the void consume them. Once physically healed they ended up going to live in Vána’s gardens, and joined her maiar there with their tasks. It helped Perhó find a semblance of purpose and stay distracted. They also weren’t ready to face the other hunters, or that life yet.

It took quite a few years for Perhó to feel ready enough to return to Oromë’s woods and be reminded of the things that had been lost to them. But when they did, Oromë said that he and Aulë would like to work with Perhó on making them a custom prosthetic wing. Perhó was scared but delighted to, and over the course of a few years the three Ainur worked on making the wing and training with it. However, Perhó continued their work with Vána. They returned back to their nest in Oromë’s woods, but never returned to hunting.

Digitalisaatio – maailma muuttuu

Opiskelen Haaga-Helian liiketalouden linjalla ja meneillään Uuden kehittäjä -moduuli ja toimeksiantona perustaa Blogi liittyen Digitaalisaatioon.

Digitaalisaatio tarkoittaa digitekniikan käyttöön ottoa joka osa-alueelle. Digitalisaatio on sijoitus tulevaisuuteen. Väistämättä Digitalisaatio myös johtaa työpaikkojen menetykseen, varsinkin niissä missä tehdään manuaalista työtä. Jotta sinä pysyt ajanhermoilla, paras vakuutus on jatkuva itsensä kehittäminen. Tämä aihe tulee enemmän kuin tarpeeseen ja on erittäin mielenkiintoinen ja haluankin täällä jakaa miten tulemme käyttämään kyseistä työkalua meidän tehtävässä.

Ryhmälle on annettu toimeksianto luoda palveluinnovaatio Green City Farmin pellolle opetus ja virkistyskäyttöön. Farmi sijaitsee keskellä Helsinkiä, Malmilla. Tämän projektin aikaansaannokset ja loistavat ideat tulevat enemmän kuin tarpeeseen Farmille. Ihmeellistä on se, että olen käynyt tunneilla Malmilla ja Pasilassa vuoden ajan enkä ole tiennyt mitään, että Green City Farmi sijaitsee koulun takana.

Huomenna olemmekin menossa yhdessä ryhmämme jäsenen Saran kanssa katsomaan itse tilaa, jotta saamme paremman kuvan itse toiminnasta. Todella mielenkiintoista mitä ryhmämme saakaan aikaiseksi.

Tiesitkö sinä, että keskellä Helsinkiä (Malmilla) on Green City Farmi?

-Helena-