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#BeThe1To keep them safe
Mario Monday with Captain Dangerous!
Mario Monday: Today’s post might look familiar — I posted something very similar before! But it was called to my attention that the person I thought was the originator actually stole it from the creator and cropped out the watermark. BOO! Bad form. So I unfollowed the bad guy, deleted the post, and am sharing the original in all its glory, with the full shots and additional views the thief didn’t show.
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Thanks to @8bitfellow for letting me know and pointing me to the very talented @captaindangerous.
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Posted @withrepost • @captaindangerous “Little Shop of Piranha Plants” 🌱 I need to use Luigi more 😶 It’s just tricky coming up with settings for him and Mario that fit their style😖 But don’t worry! I have some Halloween and Fall fun planned for those two 👀 ~ What are you thankful for today? (Diorama from my friends @rolife_official and customized by me. Piranha plant toy from @jakkstoys and the lovely little piranha plant in the background made by @legendarytreasures ) #nintendo #mariobros #luigi #gardening #littleshopofhorrors #tokyootakumode #toyphotography #goodsmilecompany #nendoroid #diy
it's national suicide prevention week
quarterback ryan hilinski talks about hilinski's hope
#BeThe1To ASK
I wish I had known to ask Rader the question: Are you thinking of suicide? I believed the myth that talking openly about suicide could put ideas in a person’s head.
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But studies show that asking at-risk individuals if they are suicidal does not increase suicides or suicidal thoughts. In fact, studies say the opposite: findings suggest acknowledging and talking about suicide may reduce, rather than increase, suicidal ideation.
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If you aren't sure how to bring it up, the Jed Foundation and Ad Council collaborated on an excellent series of conversation starters and videos called Seize the Awkward. Check them out for ideas.
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Be the one to ASK.
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we are "broken together"
photo by Ed Sosa posted to Facebook
positive thoughts from stacie swift
SPM19: #BeThe1To help someone
Mario Music Monday: aaron really grooves!
September is suicide prevention month
happy birthday, Maria Montessori!
Watch this charming video created for Maria Montessori’s birthday!
grief awareness day: what to say
blacksmith faces "knife or death"
tool can help save college students' lives
With news yesterday of an apparent suicide on my college student's campus, it's time to share ULifeline (a great online resource for college mental health) and the Self Evaluator again. From the ULifeline website:
"The Self Evaluator was developed for ULifeline by Duke University School of Medicine and screens for thirteen of the most common mental health conditions that college students face. This screening does not provide a diagnosis, but identifies problems that could be impacting thoughts, feelings and behaviors. The screening process also provides information on these conditions and how to reach out for help."
The student taking the free screening enters the name of their school, so they will be directed to the appropriate local resources.
ULifeline is a free service for colleges and universities and is supported by The Jed Foundation - JED, a nonprofit public charity whose mission is to prevent suicide among college students and enhance mental health support on campuses nationwide.