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Happy Valentine's Day!

😘😘😘

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I'm dying for a cas and a cat.

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I smell war in the air. 

I hope I was wrong.

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Racist? Muslim now becomes an individual race? What's wrong with you European kaflir? It's a religion and it's right to talk bad on cults. Isis has the most faithful Muslim group and their acts are strictly corresponding with the Koran. And according to the Koran we kaflir and your friendly Muslim friends are bound to be killed and killing us makes a muslim closer to Allah and if the killer died in this there'll be endless fortune and underage virgins waiting in his heaven. It's about time saving people who still stuck in believing in Islam instead of offering your fellows to Allah.

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Are you ready for our next destination project? Strap on your work-boots — this fall, we’ll be heading to Nicaragua! 

We recently updated you on the current situation in Haiti (something we’ll continue to work on with our dear friends at the Jacmel Children’s Center), but because of your generosity over the past year, we’re now able to officially announce our next major project.

In Nicaragua, being born in a rural community often precludes access to high school education and all the opportunities in life that come with it, especially for women. Many rural families practice subsistence farming and do not generate enough income to meet their basic needs even excluding education. 

The Free High School of San Juan del Sur gives these and other individuals who are excluded from regular schools a chance at secondary education and a better life. In 2012, Random Acts fundraised to help them purchase a bus. Now, we are setting our sights much higher: a Center for Human Development which will serve as a beautiful campus for the Free High School. We invite you to join us in the action and help turn this dream into reality

Stop by our official Dreams2Acts: Nicaragua page and find out how you can be a part of the team. Make sure to set up your official Crowdrise page while you’re there (there are easy-to-follow instructions on our site) — the first 25 people who raise $5,000 by July 31 will be invited to join us!

Thank you for helping us bring this project to life! We’ll see you in November!

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happy chinese new year!

yes yes china is in a whole different time zone so we have new year like two months later than other time zones

it's the year of any ruminant horned animal sheep<33333

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reblog every time it appears on my dash

So I heard this video got deleted from YouTube and people have been looking for it. Well it just happens I had it saved to my camera roll so if you are dying to watch it or want to watch it again and again here you go. THIS IS NOT MY VIDEO! ALL CREDS GO TO THE CREATOR OF IT ! Enjoy :)

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I have to check every draft box to make sure there isn't anything left behind (i.e. The last post) why i have to do this all the time for every account I own what's wrong with you my network?

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Serif is important. A lesson learnt after update my Tumblr on mobile.

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Fifty Shades of Abuse

Purple ribbon: domestic violence awareness 

So since we can’t expect any support from Tumblr (they are recommending post of the movie), I made my own anti 50SoG logo. I used the purple ribbon because it stands for domestic violence awareness.  

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Sunday Republican (Springfield, MA)

Student launches effort to help inner-city youth

July 23, 1995. By Martha Gold.

Local resident Dmitri Krushnic had his eyes opened when he moved to Chicago to attend college. And after they were opened, Krushnic, 20, had a vision: to bring together inner-city youths to learn about leadership.

"The University of Chicago is a primarily white campus," Krushnic, 20, said at a car wash he was running to raise money for a conference he is coordinating with other college students. "But the surroundings are not. You walk about two blocks away from campus and you’re in a ghetto."

A product of progressive schooling, Krushnic, who graduated from the Greenfield Center School and Northfield Mount Hermon, found himself wanting to help out and get involved with the teenagers who lived in the Southside neighborhood surrounding the university.

With the help of Vicki Vantoch, a fellow University of Chicago student, Krushnic started a volunteer non-profit group, Youth for a Better America, designed to decrease youth violence and racial tensions by bringing a diverse group of young people together to discuss and work out their differences.

Krushnic and Vantoch originally tried to arrange for an annual conference in Chicago, but didn’t get the help they needed.

"I had trouble rallying any kind of activity at school," Krushnic said. "Students there are so apathetic … it really grossed us out."

So Krushnic turned to his mother, who lives at the Center for Cultural Evolution in Colrain. The six-month-old conference center hosts weekend workshops on a variety of peace-oriented issues.

In Franklin County, Krushnic said, he was able to get a lot more support and help from local businesses, schools and organizations. Yesterday, for example, several of Krushnic’s friends, including University of Massachusetts student Ben Block, volunteered to wash cars at the Palmer Gas Station in Greenfield.

LiteLife, Energy Foods and Dominos have all donated food and teachers and staff from Greenfield Community College, Family Planning of Western Massachusetts and Northfield Mount Hermon School are volunteering their time as teachers and counselors. The Traprock Peace Center in Deerfield also has extended its non-profit status to the fledgling group.

"You usually don’t see people rallying around something that they don’t see," Krushnic said. "But violence in youth in the cities is a symptom of a greater social problem."

Krushnic said his group plans a conference, entitled Youth Conference for a Better America, to be held Aug. 19-26 at the Center for Cultural Evolution. The conference would bring 20 girls from different cities, races, cultural and economic groups together to participate in discussions and workshops. The main objective behind the conference is to carry the YBA’s philosophy to the girls through a series of discussions, workshops and classes. After the conference, mentors from each of the participants’ hometowns would continue to work with the girls to help them carry out the YBA’s philosophy in their schools.

Because of the lack of privacy between the individual rooms at CCE, Krushnic said the coordinators for YCBA chose to keep the conference single-sex. They chose girls because recent studies show that pre-adolescent girls have less confidence than boys, he said.

"Since one of YCBA’s goals is to create strong leaders and girls this age are losing confidence to be leaders, we decided girls needed an opportunity to come together at a conference designed just for them," a pamphlet explaining the conference states.

Since most of the girls are coming from low-income families, Krushnic and other coordinators are raising money to pay their way. Anyone interested in donating or volunteering as a youth counselor should contact Krushnic at XXX-XXXX.

Copyright 1995, The Republican Company, Springfield, MA. All Rights Reserved. Used by Strange Pictures of Misha Collins with permission.

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“Don’t worry Lily, you will be alright. I am watching over you. Don’t be an assbutt, get better soon, bye.

—-this is castiel. ”

My friend Lily (lilicha@tumblr) is a huge fan of Castiel. About 2 monthes ago she got the result that she had Acute Myelogenous Leukemia. It was such a huge shock for us because she’s so young and she’s such a sweet nice girl. She participated and draw the beautiful pictures for our Castiel calendar last year. We made good sale and she and the other participants donated all their got from it to the Random Acts. She’s now suffering from the the chemotherapy and waiting for the cord blood transplantation. Every day for her is hard and pain now. When Misha knew Lily’s situation, he send her a voicemail to tell her that she would be alright. AND HE’S USING HIS CAS’S VOICE.That’s really comforting for her especially she got news from the doctors that she need to do few more rounds of the chemotherapy that morning. I can’t find words to decribe my feeling. I just want to say thank you to him, I feel really happy for this world that we have Misha Collins.

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I JUST WROTE A POST BUT FAILED TO SEND DUE TO NETWORK PROBLEMS NOW ITS NOT IN DRAFT AND DIDNT GET POSTED SO WHERE IS IT

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Misha makes fun of the so called hackers (x)

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Can we talk about Misha’s acting/concentration in this scene? The way he plays Cas trailing Dean’s every movement with his eyes. Fully focused and highly concerned for Dean throughout his flashback of the massacre.

I’m just. So surprised of the look Cas has on this face. (Surprised through…