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Tuesday, March 1, 2016
The Poke a Mans
Friday, February 26, 2016
Dead Pools and a Rather Harry Headcannon
I also promised a head cannon, this is a favorite of mine, I don't remember when I first got it but... here you go.
In Mcgonnagal's Office Mcgonnagal's sitting at her chair
Enter George
Professor: Yes, Mr.Weasly, what is it?
George: Well you see Professor, well, um... Would you go, to the Yule ball, with me?
Professor draws in a deep breath and goes to speak
Fred bursts in through doors
Fred: George! How could you! You know how I feel. I wanted to ask her!
McGonnagal, is at this point trying to keep it together, and maintain a semblance of strictness, as inside she is remembering when James and Sirius did the same thing, but with Professor Dumbledoor
See ya and Allons-y
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
New Blog!
How to Convince People You Don't Need Help
- Be sure in yourself that you don't need help
- A big key to prove people wrong is to know what you are proving wrong.
- Know the symptoms if it is a mental illness.
- Talking about the issue right off the bat, is, of course, metaphorical suicide. Instead, act perfectly normal, be a happy and engaging person! Get your work done, talk with friends, joke around, even if it is painful(Which is a good point to needing help, but I digress), just be normal, at least for a few days.
- This will plant a message in their brain that just maybe, they were wrong maybe you are fine.
- Any and all people that want to get you help, talk to them at this point, maybe over email, maybe in person.
- Email is best if you are afraid, or will get emotional, you can hide your feelings that are necessary to, and express those that are necessary
- Face to face is preferable, if you are able, because they can see the emotion you express, and it makes them feel as if they are, in fact, talking to a person.
- Be straight with them, but kind, don't try to avoid words, but treat it as if, and excuse the morbid metaphor, you are telling them a family member has died, and explaining the details, or as if you are telling them they can't afford to repair the roof on their home, and laying out the numbers.
- Use short phrases, not in the respect to shorten their sentence, but in the respect of letting them talk, it is a conversation, not a narrative.
- Make the decision as a team, to get you help or not, always remember, they care about you, they want you to be happy. That is why they are doing this.
Hello's Up To Now
I'm Back For Good!
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Not back for long
Hey guys! I am still super busy and tired. No chance to even check countries or followers. No chance for YouTube either. And on top of it all, I have a cold that goes between OK and terrible. I am also a bit tired of having to deal with this whole dress thing. The science is that it depends on the person and the lighting. I am more inclined to see black and blue. When you plug it in to a color sensor it is a terrible orange and a weird blue. I am here to put an end to it... A need start a new one😁. Duck🐥 or Dino🐲? Decide for yourself and post it on all your social medias with #duckordino and have your peeps pass it on. I saw a Dino at first but can see the duck too. I am the first to put this on the webernets and, before now, it was just some kid's drawing on a whiteboard.
