#user maggie

[fluffyydumplings]

Instagram Post Version

Happy Four Years To Dynamite!! (Day version)

[flvrnne]

maggie lindemann layouts?

i hope u like it, headers © to the owners.

[captcutshaw]

I think rust could've been convinced to throuple it up with martymaggie on the basis of the girls benefitting from the additional income/childcare responsibilities of a third parent. Maggie and Marty would of course need no convincing

Your mind.....I've been absolutely plagued with the concept of Marty/Rust/Maggie. It's eating away at my brain. On one hand I'm thinking that Marty's fragile toxic masculinity would never in any universe stand for another man sleeping with his wife and the very concept of this throuple ever coming into existence is preposterous.....BUT IMAGINE. "Honey I think we can fix our marriage with this freak. The edgiest, most traumatised man in Louisiana. This will definitely work." Rustin "men and women shouldn't live together" Cohle is also simultaneously Rustin "the only thing that matters is the children" Cohle, so maybe he could be convinced into it if he thought it would benefit the kids. Not to mention the persuasive power of decent cooked meals. You can't expect me to believe that man has ever eaten broccoli outside of the Hart household. In episode 1 when he puts an actual green vegetable in his mouth... I cheered

Think of all the problems they could've solved with a throuple. And think of the entirely new set of problems they could've made for themselves. We could've had it all

[gallaghersgal]

Day four + Veronica pretty please🧎‍➡️🧎‍➡️

- 🌑

EVERYONE CHEERED

[hopetorun]

You know tkachukcest doesn’t really do it for me but some weird psychosexual thing going on as they fight over/possibly share Timmy - I could be into that.

anon you get it! tkachukcest doesn't do it for me either, i cannot articulate it better than "vibes aren't right" but the vibes just aren't right! however. however. i am very into them having a weird psychosexual thing where they're both sleeping with timmy and not talking about it with each other but they both Know.

[voghe]

TAYLOR SWIFT + MAGGIE LINDEMANN USERS

@ maggieswifts @ lindeswifts @ maggieswifts @ swiftmann @ taylindemann @ suckerpunchswft @ sckrpunchswift @ sckrpnchswft @ swiftspunch @ swiftssucker @ swftparanoia @ prettygirlswft @ tayknowsit @ tayobsessed

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[gorefreaklintjrwi]

what if i made more roleplay blogs for my ocs

[dyannawynnedayne]

Magic User Slapfight: Round .5

Maggy: art by amuelia, AWOIAF Page

Moqorro: art by mylestoyne, AWOIAF Page

BRACKET LINK

[mikodrawnnarratives]

Y'know sometimes I scroll through the renegades trilogy tag, looking for other posts from other users I haven't seen yet and I'll stumble across something that says "magpie" and I go YOOOOOOOOO?????

It was my post 95% of the time..

[toddtakefive]

feeling lots of big emotions about them today

[ghostmaggie]

i'm sisyphus but instead of rolling a rock up a hill i'm in an eternal cycle of matching with men on dating apps, moving to text, and having to engage in semi antagonistic banter about having an android

[anthonycrowley]

@boldly-ho no wait please come back you have the best commentary on this entire post

[britneyshakespeare]

tell me why i am getting ads on tumblr for the us senate race in connecticut

[damagecompilation]

me: i need to write me: hits play on the next twd episode im on

[directactionforhope]

"Starting this month [June 2024], thousands of young people will begin doing climate-related work around the West as part of a new service-based federal jobs program, the American Climate Corps, or ACC. The jobs they do will vary, from wildland firefighters and “lawn busters” to urban farm fellows and traditional ecological knowledge stewards. Some will work on food security or energy conservation in cities, while others will tackle invasive species and stream restoration on public land. 

The Climate Corps was modeled on Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Civilian Conservation Corps, with the goal of eventually creating tens of thousands of jobs while simultaneously addressing the impacts of climate change. 

Applications were released on Earth Day, and Maggie Thomas, President Joe Biden’s special assistant on climate, told High Country News that the program’s website has already had hundreds of thousands of views. Since its launch, nearly 250 jobs across the West have been posted, accounting for more than half of all the listed ACC positions. 

“Obviously, the West is facing tremendous impacts of climate change,” Thomas said. “It’s changing faster than many other parts of the country. If you look at wildfire, if you look at extreme heat, there are so many impacts. I think that there’s a huge role for the American Climate Corps to be tackling those crises.”  

Most of the current positions are staffed through state or nonprofit entities, such as the Montana Conservation Corps or Great Basin Institute, many of which work in partnership with federal agencies that manage public lands across the West. In New Mexico, for example, members of Conservation Legacy’s Ecological Monitoring Crew will help the Bureau of Land Management collect soil and vegetation data. In Oregon, young people will join the U.S. Department of Agriculture, working in firefighting, fuel reduction and timber management in national forests. 

New jobs are being added regularly. Deadlines for summer positions have largely passed, but new postings for hundreds more positions are due later this year or on a rolling basis, such as the Working Lands Program, which is focused on “climate-smart agriculture.”  ...

On the ACC website, applicants can sort jobs by state, work environment and focus area, such as “Indigenous knowledge reclamation” or “food waste reduction.” Job descriptions include an hourly pay equivalent — some corps jobs pay weekly or term-based stipends instead of an hourly wage — and benefits. The site is fairly user-friendly, in part owing to suggestions made by the young people who participated in the ACC listening sessions earlier this year...

The sessions helped determine other priorities as well, Thomas said, including creating good-paying jobs that could lead to long-term careers, as well as alignment with the president’s Justice40 initiative, which mandates that at least 40% of federal climate funds must go to marginalized communities that are disproportionately impacted by climate change and pollution. 

High Country News found that 30% of jobs listed across the West have explicit justice and equity language, from affordable housing in low-income communities to Indigenous knowledge and cultural reclamation for Native youth...

While the administration aims for all positions to pay at least $15 an hour, the lowest-paid position in the West is currently listed at $11 an hour. Benefits also vary widely, though most include an education benefit, and, in some cases, health care, child care and housing. 

All corps members will have access to pre-apprenticeship curriculum through the North America’s Building Trades Union. Matthew Mayers, director of the Green Workers Alliance, called this an important step for young people who want to pursue union jobs in renewable energy. Some members will also be eligible for the federal pathways program, which was recently expanded to increase opportunities for permanent positions in the federal government...

 “To think that there will be young people in every community across the country working on climate solutions and really being equipped with the tools they need to succeed in the workforce of the future,” Thomas said, “to me, that is going to be an incredible thing to see.”"

-via High Country News, June 6, 2024

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Note: You can browse Climate Corps job postings here, on the Climate Corps website. There are currently 314 jobs posted at time of writing!

Also, it says the goal is to pay at least $15 an hour for all jobs (not 100% meeting that goal rn), but lots of postings pay higher than that, including some over $20/hour!!

[feltrain]

“Oh, I’m not cold. Don’t worry.” Maggie shrugs, looking outside of the bus stop. “Man, this rain is somethin’, isn’t it? I wasn’t expecting such a downpour.” // @qutervois​