Iseasilyamused @iseasilyamused - Tumblr Blog

Hey all! I've created a side blog for all my art posts. I don't know if I'll be reposting ALL my fanart, depends on how ambitious I'm feeling and it'll probably happen over an extended time. But from here on out, I'll be posting all new art on this blog and not my main blog. Feel free to follow both or one, I appreciate you either way! Thanks!!

#new blog who dis #my art #iseasilyamused gallery

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I love it when he wheezes 😂

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Martin Sensmeier as Sam in ‘1883′

#really wanna watch this #1883

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Late night randomness with @puddle--wonderful

#tis the season

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Jon Bernthal at Taran Tactical via Instagram [x]

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I lose it when these two get together.

If I had a nickel for every time the actor who played Frank Castle later played a canoncially big-dicked gigolo, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.

#im glad we all agree on that magazine flip

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Imagine being buried alive and then seeing this little guy with a backpack suddenly arrive

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It gets better. The little backpack has a two-way radio.

So you’re trapped under rubble, and then a rat shows up. Flicks a switch on its little tumtum. And starts talking to you.

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The Rescuers live action adaptation looks good as hell actually

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This fundraiser is for a new wheelchair-accessible passenger van for Hannah Sherlock, and is being orga… Niki G. needs your support for New

I'm helping organize this fundraiser for a good friend who's in a major bind. Her van, which was modified to be wheelchair accessible, has failed. It costs upwards of $75,000 to replace, upfront.

Right now, she has no transportation. Please donate and share this post to help spread the word. Thank you!

NEW WHEELS FOR HANNAH

Back in August 2022, Hannah’s van shut off by itself in the middle of a busy street. The computer system that allows her to drive the van with hand controls had failed. She was stranded.

Hannah has Muscular Dystrophy, and uses a power wheelchair full-time, meaning that she needs a wheelchair-accessible vehicle to commute or travel anywhere. For the past 12 years, Pequod, her fully modified van, has allowed her to get anywhere she needed to go. Hannah drove it through college and grad school, to and from her teaching position at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, and across state lines to her new house in a small town outside Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where she lives with her husband, Jared, and a ridiculous shepherd-corgi mix named Pumpkin.

Despite the van's most valiant efforts, these vehicles are only designed to work for 10 years, and while Hannah and Jared were grateful to see it last an additional two years, they now find themselves without reliable transportation. They do not live in a city with public transit, so without an accessible van, Hannah is essentially homebound.

As her friends, we have decided to help her ask for help, because a new van with the modifications she and her chair require (a lowered floor, a ramp installation, and EZ-lock restraint system) costs upwards of $75,000. The vast majority of that will have to be paid upfront. For a variety of reasons, Hannah and Jared have decided not to get a van with the computer system and hand controls this time, which would have added another $35,000 to the total cost. This will not be one she can drive, but they have weighed the pros and cons and decided they can make it work.

The service that helped Hannah get Pequod 12 years ago said they’d only ever finance one vehicle. Another won’t help because she is married and her husband is able to go out for groceries and necessities. Medi-transit services can take her to the hospital and nothing else is considered a necessity.

Hannah has dedicated a huge part of her life to disability advocacy. Her heart is enormous and through knowing her we have all come to see how much of her desire to help others informs her everyday life. Much of our time together is spent discussing ways to open eyes to a new way of seeing the world, the realities of living with a disability, and how the system has failed others less fortunate than herself.

When we heard about the dire straits Hannah was in with her van, we knew we had to do something. Unfortunately, we cannot do this alone. Your donations would change Hannah’s life, and would also allow the people who care about her to stop worrying so much.

puddle--wonderful

It’s been a hot second since I reblogged this.

I wish I had some incredibly motivating thing to say, but the bottom line is, I have been without access to any transportation for 4 months and there’s absolutely no end in sight.

I worked my ass off to get a degree so that I could be self-sufficient despite my disability. And then the job market for the thing I got a degree in crumbled to dust. After 11 years and 3 degrees, I’m essentially starting from scratch. Entry level everything. Unfortunately, all variety of social services see that degree (and the fact that I’m married) and say “why, she should be in great shape! She doesn’t need our help.”

But I need help. Loathe as I am to admit it, I desperately need help.

#donate if you can #reblog please