Welcome to Hopeology
Ask me anything
Hello I am Professor Hopington aka Hope.
This blog is fairly random.. I just post whatever the hell I feel like at the moment. I try and post a lot of my modeling photos, but I also reblog a fair amount as well. Just take a look! It's easier to see for yourself what I post than for me to blather on about it. Well I hope you enjoy it anyway, I know it's not the BEST blog out there, but I don't really give a shit because it's mine and I like it :p
Photos of me on here (modeling or otherwise)
I'm a little obsessed with Mike Patton
other websites.. add/follow me on any or all
DeviantArt
Model Mayhem
Green Martini
Twitter
Facebook
This blog is fairly random.. I just post whatever the hell I feel like at the moment. I try and post a lot of my modeling photos, but I also reblog a fair amount as well. Just take a look! It's easier to see for yourself what I post than for me to blather on about it. Well I hope you enjoy it anyway, I know it's not the BEST blog out there, but I don't really give a shit because it's mine and I like it :p
Photos of me on here (modeling or otherwise)
I'm a little obsessed with Mike Patton
other websites.. add/follow me on any or all
DeviantArt
Model Mayhem
Green Martini
Rachel Ballinger: Au Naturel - A Perfect Guide by Simon Burstall, Spring/Summer 2012
"Across Kenya’s many different ethnic groups, provinces and ecological zones, farmers agree on what they need most, and it isn’t help from Monsanto or Wal-Mart. It’s water. In arid and semi-arid areas, lack of water has always been an issue. But at least the two rainy seasons, the long rains between March and June, and the short rains between October and December, were consistent. During each rainy period, Kenyan farmers would grow a crop that had to last until the next harvest. But, according to farmer Florence Ogendi, the rains changed about five years ago. First the short rains became unreliable, and now they can’t even count on the long rains. In her area, the long rains used to come in late February, but this year they did not arrive until April.
Sometimes, water that used to be shared by all is now taken or polluted by a powerful few."
Sometimes, water that used to be shared by all is now taken or polluted by a powerful few."
Cat ‘Luca’ sleeps in his basket as a waitress serves some food to customers in Vienna’s first cat cafe May 7, 2012. After three years of negotiations with city officials over hygiene issues, Austria opened its first cat cafe last Friday. ‘Cafe Neko’, “Neko” meaning cat in Japanese, was opened by Vienna resident Takako Ishimitsu, 47, from Japan. Customers can stroke and interact with their five feline hosts, named Sonja, Thomas, Moritz, Luca and Momo, who all came from an animal shelter and now freely roam about the cafe and take naps.
REUTERS/Leonhard Foeger
That amazing moment when you realize
you
are
the
grinch
O_O
(Source: spumonis, via neonpocketsize)
