Please consider reblogging/donating, I literally just need to make house payments, I have literally no social support to assist me in day-to-day life, it’s all me, your local Alaska Native Inupiaq genderqueer soon-to-be-nurse who legit just needs to keep a roof overhead without paying 25% interest on a four-month mortgage payment with credit cards.
For anyone planning any type of school/community/club/activist event, or for any teachers/professors planning important in-class activities, here is the schedule of Jewish holidays this fall (2017):
Rosh Hashanah: Evening of Wed 9/20, days of Thurs 9/21 and Fri 9/22
Yom Kippur: Evening of Fri 9/29 and day of Sat 9/30
Most Jews won’t be able to attend events or classes on those holidays. They’re the most important days of our year. Please avoid scheduling important events or activities on them, just as it would be inappropriate to schedule important events or class activities on Christmas.
Please reblog, even if you’re not Jewish yourself! Thank you ❤
Greater Prairie-Chickens once roamed a huge swath of North America, foraging on the enormous prairies and grasslands maintained by bison and fire. The loss of that grassland habitat and market hunting devastated the species, eliminating one sub-species altogether, and today only relatively small populations remain.
One sub-species, the highly endangered Attwater’s Greater Prairie-Chicken (Tympanuchus cupido attwateri) now comprises only about 100 wild individuals in a refuge in coastal Texas, with slightly larger captive bred flocks the only hope for this bird’s future.
Greater Prairie-Chickens depend on extensive mixed-height grasslands with plenty of low or bare areas for their courtship displays. In the spring, males gather in these “leks” or “booming grounds” where they scuffle and perform for females. Males raise a set of elongated feathers behind their heads and inflate bright orange neck sacks, bow their heads, droop their wings, stomp and hoot.
After mating, females build shallow ground nests, leading their precocious chicks out into the tall prairie grasses after they hatch.
photo by Greg Kramos, USFWS Mountain-Prairie | Flickr CC
might not be able to get on in the next few days, but we’re at least set for the hurricane
Also
To anyone in the Florida area, my cat(Alucard) has been missing for roughly two days.
I have searched everywhere on our property, I think he ran off due to the oncoming storm.
He’s wearing a yellow collar with a reflective band and was last seen in Lake County. He also has a scar that I just noticed a few days ago, it’s only visible if you part his fur. I do not know when he got it as he has never been injured in that area in the four years I’ve had him. Our front door does not lock unless you slam it and we had a visitor two days ago, when he went missing. We’ve contacted our neighbors and the visitor to keep a look out.
he’s never done this before, then again he’s never experienced such a big storm either. Please message me if you’ve seen/found him.
I’m signal boosting this for anyone who may have any informationor resources. I’m thinking of you and your cat during this and if there’s anything I, or any of my followers can do to help please don’t be a stranger. 💛
It’s okay to need explanations for things that other people don’t. It’s okay to ask questions with “obvious” answers. It’s okay to need instructions present in a way that’s different from the norm.
Your needs aren’t obnoxious or “asking for too much”. You deserve to get the help you need and you deserve to get it in a way that you can understand it.
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