#mounty the moose

[sammaggs]

Live from Whitehorse it’s my fuckin’ BIRTHDAY!!

[rabbits-of-negative-euphoria]

me: everyone should be a nationalist them: even Canadians? me, teeth gritted: even.....even Canadians

[inky-duchess]

Did you ever watch Due South when you were younger? Man I miss that show. I wish real Mounties were like Benton Fraser.

I have not, it seem funny tho!

[michael-massa-micon]

Finally! - August 2023 Like most tourists in the Yukon, two things I really was hoping to see were a Moose and a Mounty. In downtown Whitehorse, Yukon Territories, I finally saw both… at once… sort of. I couldn’t resist taking a picture of these two big stuffed moose outside a store. MWM

[foldingfittedsheets]

As a USian I’ve heard many stereotypes about Canadians over the years. Super friendly has always been the most prevalent, and the runner up usually involved moose or mounties. When I lived right up at the border for a few years I discovered the two weirdest possible Canadian stereotypes.

The first was that Canadians would drive down to my mattress store, buy a Tempurpedic pillow, then return it a month later. Like. Any time we sold just a pillow it was a Canadian and 90% were returned a month later. I cannot and will never be able to explain this phenomenon.

But the second weird Canadian thing was The Milk. My roommates and I would shop at Costco and if we had the misfortune to go on a weekend we would just see Costco sized shopping carts full of milk. And Costco doesn’t have regular gallons! They have those massive two gallon jugs.

We’d see carts entirely filled with jugs of milk and every person loading up a pallet of milk into their car had Canadian plates. Even mild Canadians would have at least three of those milk jugs.

It was a subject for wild speculation. Did they bathe in the milk? Was one Canadian volunteered as tribute to bring back milk to their whole city block? Did they not have cows in Canada? Was there a Canadian black market for shitty US milk?

The local Costco had to literally expand their fridge section to accommodate the milk runs that would happen. It was super weird. But now I just sound like a crazy person when I make a Canadian milk joke because only people in that city knew about this hyper specific trend.

[thesassypadawan]

Puck Slut 2 (Hayden x FemReader)

Summary: It’s yours and Hayden’s favorite time of the nhl season, when your teams faceoff against one another. And, as usual, you two have a bet in place, loser pays for the tab. Along with yet another interesting little twist…squeeze and tease.

Warnings: 18+ (mdni), because there sooo much of the smut. Hockey, fingering, public sex, and, as always…Hayden’s big dick.

Notes: Hope you lovelies also enjoy Puck Slut .5, Puck Slut 1, and Puck Slut 3.5!

*Pregame*

- First of all, no hockey game would be complete without tasty food and ice-cold drinks. Especially when they’re being enjoyed at someone’s favorite sports bar.

- “I’m surprised you picked here; thought you hated their wings.” Hayden says with a small smirk, taking the drinks from your hands.

- “I do, worst I’ve ever had.” You’d reply all sassily, playfully smacking the brim of his hat. “But you like them and…I figured they’d help lessen the blow when the Leafs lose.”

- Gives your shorts a tug, pulling you down into the booth beside him. “Oh, yeah? We’ll see who’s picking up the tab later.”

- Rolling your eyes; you reach for a nacho, making sure you push them tities against his arm. “Come on, we both know you were going to do it either way.”

- You bet Hay’s going to give your nipple a small tweak for that one. Snatching your chippy the second you squeak and jump. Stupid moose.

- But then he’s all cute and smooth, wrapping his arm around you…resting his head on top of yours. “So, should we make things interesting again?”

- Besides getting to drink to your heart’s content while spending a night out with your man… All right, you’ll play along. “Sure. What dirty idea do you have in mind?”

*Game Time*

- Normally you’d really be into the game. Cheering, hollering, cursing, the whole nine yards. But it’s kind of difficult to do so when your team hasn’t made a single goal and…his big hand was cupping your pussy underneath the table, yours palming his dick.

- Neither of you were allowed to move or try to stimulate yourself. Those were the rules. Only when your boys scored, did you get to be ‘squeezed and teased’.

- The third period had just started with the Leafs up by two. It wasn’t that you didn’t enjoy ‘squeezing and teasing’ Hayden; those stifled groans, chef’s kiss. It was just…you wanted a turn too, dammit.

- Unfortunately, you do have to wait long. In fact, it isn’t until about five minutes left in the game that the siren finally went off once, twice…and you could feel his finger press softly down.

- A smirk crosses his face, and he chuckles in your ear. “Two? Back-to-back? You’re in for one hell of a ride, angel.”

- Kissing your cheek innocently, he starts to slowly grind his palm against your little cunt. Kneading it so good, that thumb circling your clit through the denim perfectly. Even giving it a hard pinch…you force back a moan when he did so.

- You’re growing wetter and wetter. Whole body heating up, walls fluttering like cray. Just as you’re really getting into it, hips rocking and everything. The buzzer rings and… “End of third; looks like we’re heading to OT.” …Hay stops, pulling his hand out from in-between your squishy pillows.

*Overtime*

- “Bullshit.” You’d sit there, pouting and huffing. Legs shut tightly together; rubbing them desperately, trying to get the sweet friction back. “What now, Mountie Boy?”

- Flashing you that damn panty dropping smile. Hayden pulls your into his lap, placing you right on top of his huge bump. “We up the ante. Winner gets to ask the loser to do one thing…no objections.”

- Wiggling excitedly, you can’t help but grin yourself. A wicked request coming to mind. “Okay…bet. Anything else?”

- “Yeah, let’s have a shootout.” Wrapping a strong arm around your waist, he ruts against your booty. “First to ‘shoot’ has to pay for dinner too.” Hand sliding up your thigh, the hem of your shorts. “Deal?” Fingers slip under your panties, dipping into…

- You let out a small squeal, hands gripping the table. While Hay’s thick digits pump steadily, thumb pushing down hard… “D-deal.”

*Postgame*

- As soon as OT begins, it basically ends. Literally, not even three minutes in and the final buzzer rings out. With neither of you ‘shooting’ and the Leafs coming out on top.

- Hayden can’t drag you out of the booth fast enough. Down the dimly lit hallway. Into the cramped bathroom. Bent over the dinky sink. Panties and shorts around your ankles. “Cashing in your ask already.”

- Cock pressed to your lower back, he mutters smugly while looking at you in the mirror. “You know it. Now on your tiptoes, we got to move quick.”

- Nodding, you eagerly do like he says. Biting your lip as you watch him still have to slouch a bit to line up. Impressive length running between your soaked folds, coating himself thoroughly.

- He only teases for a moment before he’s slamming into you. Hands gripping your hips firmly, yanking you back to meet each powerful thrust. Your sensitive bud grinding into the cold surface of the cracked porcelain, making you whimper and mewl.

- Hooking an arm under your breasts, he hauls your upper body up. Fucking you fast and deep. Bullying and bruising your poor cervix with every bounce. The sound of skin slapping fills the small space, along with your combined pants and grunts. “So wet…so tight. Such a good little puck slut. Going to…”

- “…cum!” That got you clenching hard, gummy walls flexing and squeezing around him. Moans flying from your lips as you crash completely, gushing all over. Followed by him letting out a low growl, painting your insides white. Bucking weakly while he comes down from his high.

- Once your feet are flat on the floor again. Hay pulls you against his chest, tucking you easily under his chin. “About that tab?”

- You bust out in a fit of giggles, swatting his arm playfully. “Yeah, yeah…let me at least get my shorts back on first.”

*Post Postgame*

- You don’t know how, but not only are you able to stand…you can also still walk. Plus, you two ended up managing to not get caught.

- So there you are, leaning on the bar rail. Impatiently tapping your card, waiting to settle the tab. While his cum slowly leaks out of you.

- Hay comes up behind, sporting a cocky grin. Pressing into you, one hand rests on your butt and the other reaches over your head…passing the bartender his card instead. “Don’t worry, I got it. Just make me breakfast tomorrow.”

- Shivering, you feel his sticky seed start to trickle down your leg and your lips turn up into a wicked smile. “Called it…totally knew you would.”

- You got a solid smack for that…worth it.

Tag List: @espinathena-17, @myheartwillgoon2022, @wifeofasith, @princessswifie, @kenobiskywalker16, @loverforoldermen

[countriesgame]

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If you have curiosities or facts about Canada you'd like to share, tell us and we'll reblog it!

[ladyoftheharbour]

it is kind of fucked up that mounties are seen as this like fun quirky little piece of canadiana on par with moose and maple syrup considering the rcmp is. you know. that.

[lesbiantaylorswiftstan]

today is canada day, so here are some canadian things that i think the bau members would enjoy

hotch would love tim hortons. he wishes they had it in the states. he'd love going on a timmies run through the drive thru on the way to work. he'd love the ubiquity of tim hortons. not quite on every street corner, but pretty darn close. he would enjoy cheap, decently good coffee, and it would be so practical. his turn to bring snacks for jack's soccer tournament? box of timbits for the kids and one of those portable coffee things for the grown-ups. he doesn't know what to get someone as a gift for christmas/birthday/promotion at work? tims gift card

rossi would love canadian wines. obviously, he loves italian wine first and foremost, but he'd enjoy a good niagara region or okanagan valley wine. he'd love to go on a getaway to niagara-on-the-lake and spend the days doing winery tours, playing golf, and not answering his phone. i think he would also love roots. he'd never wear it outside the house, but he would love some good quality roots sweatpants, sweater, and wool socks

jj would love canadian snacks that aren't sold in the states. she always forgets to eat real meals when she's working, so she keeps one of the drawers of her desk stuffed with snacks. if she went to canada, she'd buy so many snacks to stock her desk with. ketchup chips, all dressed chips, coffee crisp, smarties (the canadian kind, not the american kind - we call those rockets), butter tarts, nanaimo bars. she'd find ketchup-flavoured cheetos at the store and buy so many bags of them. she'd totally get stopped at the border for accidentally trying to smuggle kinder surprise eggs into the us

emily would love québecois and northern ontario french. she learned french in france with parisian teachers, which is completely different from the way french is spoken in québec and northern ontario (which are also different from each other), both in terms of accent and vocabulary. i think she'd love trying to understand their accents and picking up new words (mostly things like tabarnak, câlice, etc)

in my mind, reid has a total sweet tooth, so i think he'd love all things maple. maple cookies, maple fudge, maple candies, maple lollipops. i forget what it's called in english, but his favourite thing would be tire d'érable. maple taffy? the thing where you pour hot maple syrup on snow and then put it on a popsicle stick and eat it. he'd have maple candies living in his pockets and at the bottom of his messenger bag for ages

derek would love small-town ontario craft breweries. obviously craft beer exists outside of canada, but literally every small town in ontario has a craft brewery or two. it's like a big thing. my dad's a beer guy and he takes detours driving places to stop at his favourite craft breweries or to go to a new one. i feel like derek's the kind of guy who enjoys cracking open a cold one after a long day of flipping houses, so he'd enjoy getting a two-four of different kinds of craft beer from a local brewery and stocking his fridge

i tried so hard to think of one thing penelope would love, but honestly i think she would love everything. she'd come back from a trip to canada with so many souvenirs. a roots toque, a bottle of real canadian maple syrup, several snacks that aren't sold in the states, handmade moccasins, a mug with indigenous artwork, and a little bobblehead moose dressed as a mountie for her desk

[thecomicsnexus]

Monty Moose Always Gets His Mutant - TMNT History

Monty Moose, the mutant Mountie, is one of the most fascinating characters from the TMNT Playmates toyline. Discover his origins, his crimefighting adventures with Bob the Beaver, and how he finally stepped into TMNT comics! This is Monty Moose’s wild story.

[istumpysk]

Do you have a pet moose? If not, why not?

Also do you wear a mountie hat?

Have you ever seen a beaver? 🦫

Do you have maple syrup in your house?

Did you watch Much Music growing up, and if so, which VJ did you think was hottest?

No. Cost of living.

No.

Yes. 🦫

Of course.

Yes. Sarah Taylor or George Stroumboulopoulos.

[solar-sunnyside-up]

🎵 💕

Music Rec!! My fave shanty!! Something that also takes place in a landlocked part of the country i live in making it extra fun! Full lyrics below cut --

[Verse 1] Oh, I used to be a farmer and I made a living fine I had a little stretch of land along the CP line But times were hard and though I tried, the money wasn't there And bankers came and took my land and told me fair is fair I looked for every kind of job, the answer always "no" Hire you now, they'd always laugh, we just let twenty go! The government, they promised me a measly little sum But I've got too much pride to end up just another bum

[PerChorus] Then I thought who gives a damn if all the jobs are gone I'm gonna be a PIRATE! on the River Saskatchewan! (arr! arr! arr!)

[Chorus] Cause it's a heave-ho! hi-ho! Coming down the plains Stealing wheat and barley and all the other grains And it's a ho-hey! hi-hey! Farmers bar your doors When you see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores Arr!

[Verse 2] Well you think the locals farmers would know that I'm at large But, just the other day I saw an unprotected barge I snuck up right behind them and they were none the wiser I rammed their ship, and sank it, and I stole their fertilizer! A bridge outside of Moose Jaw spans a mighty river The farmers pass in so much fear, their stomachs are a-quiver Because the know that TRACTOR JACK! is waiting in the bay I'll jump the bridge and knock them cold and sail off with their hay!

[Chorus] Cause it's a heave-ho! hi-ho! Coming down the plains Stealing wheat and barley and all the other grains And it's a ho-hey! hi-hey! Farmers bar your doors When you see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores Arr!

[Verse 3] Well Mountie Bob he chased me, he was always at my throat He'd follow on the shoreline because he didn't own a boat But cutbacks were a-coming and the Mountie lost his job Now he's sailing with me and we call him Salty Bob A swingin' sword, and skull n' bones, and pleasant company I never pay my income tax and screw the GST — SCREW IT! Prince Albert down to Saskatoon, I'm the terror of the sea If ya wanna reach the Co-op, boy, you gotta get by me!

[Chorus] Cause it's a heave-ho! hi-ho! Coming down the plains Stealing wheat and barley and all the other grains And it's a ho-hey! hi-hey! Farmers bar your doors When you see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores Arr!

[Verse 4] Well, pirate life's appealing, but you don't just find it here I've heard that in Alberta, there's a band of buccaneers They roam the Athabasca, from Smith to Fort McKay And you're gonna lose your Stetson if you have to pass their way Well winter is a-coming and a chill is in the breeze Our pirate days are over once the river starts to freeze I'll be back in springtime, but now I've to go I hear there's lots of plundering down in New Mexico!

[Chorus] Cause it's a heave-ho! hi-ho! Coming down the plains Stealing wheat and barley and all the other grains And it's a ho-hey! hi-hey! Farmers bar your doors When you see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores (Lalalalalalalala)

[Chorus] Cause it's a heave-ho! hi-ho! Coming down the plains Stealing wheat and barley and all the other grains And it's a ho-hey! hi-hey! Farmers bar your doors When you see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores

It's a heave-ho! hi-ho! Coming down the plains Stealing wheat and barley and all the other grains And it's a ho-hey! hi-hey! Farmers bar your doors When you see the Jolly Roger on Regina's mighty shores

[rainintheevening]

Shocked, and a little sad to realize, I missed the twelfth day of Christmas yesterday!

Ah, well, today is Epiphany!

And here are all the gifts nobody asked for:

12 bear cubs dancing

11 puffins piping

10 Leafs a'leaping

9 loons canoeing

8 Mounties munching

7 sled-dogs sledding

6 squirrels curling

5 Stanley Cups

4 calling moose

3 beaver tails

2 caribou

And a porcupine in a pine tree!!!!

[zov911]

Title: Streamline Your Operations: Leveraging CRM Tools for Building Contractors in Canada Are you ready to hoist your contracting business from its foundations and erect it into a towering success? As a building contractor based in The Great White North, this success hinges on having a firm grasp over your business operations. Enter Customer Relationship Management (CRM). This powerful tool unlocks your business' potential to soar. So today, let's delve into how leveraging CRM Tools can streamline your operations and colour your contractor business with success. Believe It or Not: CRM is Your Business' Best Mate Bracing the cold winter nights or basking in the summer sunshine, Canadian contractors are always up to the task. You tackle all kinds of tasks from drafting plans to hammering nails; yet, juggling customer relationships amidst all this workload is as tricky as skating on thin ice. This is where CRM tools step in, lightening your load and ensuring you keep customers happier than a loon on a lake. CRM tools centralize all customer data, making it easier for you to serve clients better, always staying right on the puck. From tracking customer interactions to understanding their needs, CRM lets you personalize your customer service like never before. Equipped with this tool, you can build solid relationships that are as robust as the structures you erect. Streamlining Operations: Work Smarter, Not Harder As a building contractor, you've got a veritable beaver's dam of tasks to manage every day. Fear not; you're not going to drown. With a CRM tool in your toolbelt, you'll be managing your operations as smooth as a freshly Zamboni'd ice surface. 1. Automate the Mundane: Administrative tasks like scheduling follow-ups, sending invoices and reminders can bog you down. Automating these with CRM trims your to-do list, freeing up your time to focus on butter tart things: actual construction. 2. Increase Efficiency: By keeping all your data in one place, CRM tools eliminate the hassle of sifting through piles of information. Find what you need quicker than a Mountie tracks down an escaped prisoner. 3. Improve Customer Experience: Make every customer feel as special as maple syrup on poutine by tailoring your service to their specific needs, courtesy of CRM’s data analysis. Getting a Change of Scenery: Go Digital If you're still clinging to old-school methods like paper records and spreadsheet programs, jumping to CRM tools might seem like riding a moose through Toronto's rush hour. However, going digital doesn't just immerse you in the modern landscape of Canadian contracting; it is a game-changer. It saves time, cuts costs, and boosts productivity, making it the cure-all to your operational woes. Get more work, Eh! With CRM tools at your disposal, you'll find more time to bid on new projects and expand. You not only streamline your operations but also improve your reach and reputation, bringing in more business than geese heading north for the summer. Still chomping at the bit? Go ahead and wield the power of CRM tools for your contracting business. Embrace the future, eh! Your Canadian contracting business deserves nothing less than this efficient icicle in its cap. Strap in, and let CRM be the sled that carries your business success over the ice-clad plains. Case Study: How Beaver Builders Leveraged a CRM Solution to Streamline Operations and Maximise Efficiency Located in Toronto, Beaver Builders is a mid-sized construction and renovation company that specializes in residential and commercial projects. For years, the company used traditional methods for managing customer relationships, project tracking, and operational productivity. These methods, although useful, were both time-consuming and tedious. With numerous missed opportunities, inefficient billing and scheduling, and fragmented communication, Beaver Builders realized they needed to revamp their operational strategy to remain competitive. Challenges

Faced: The company had difficulty in tracking leads and managing customers due to a lack of a centralized platform. There were often delays in the project due to inefficient scheduling and communication between the workforce. Moreover, they lacked insights into project status and budget overruns, resulting in waste of resources and hurt in customer satisfaction. Implementation of a CRM Solution: Beaver Builders opted for construction-specific CRM software, keeping in mind their unique needs. The critical aspects the company focused on were lead and customer management, project tracking, scheduling, and reporting. With CRM's help: - The operation's team swiftly tracked the lead right from its inception to conversion stage. - Project managers had a clear eye on project schedules, workforce assignments, and had real-time status of project’s completion rate. - The company could improve communications among the team and with clients, ensuring everyone remained on the same page and important updates were efficiently relayed. - Report analytics and forecasting offered insights into resource allocation, thus minimizing waste. Results: The introduction of CRM tools revolutionized Beaver Builders' operation strategy. They experienced an increased conversion rate of leads, improved client relationships, better team coordination, and significant savings in time and capital resources. The efficient scheduling and resource allocation reduced project completion time by 18%, and better financial visibility reduced cost overruns by 23%. Customer satisfaction also improved substantially, with a 37% increase in repeat customers. Based on the tangible benefits derived by Beaver Builders, if you are a construction contractor in Canada hoping to streamline your operations, try implementing the following actionable steps: 1. Identify the Challenges: Recognizing the issues your company faces is the first step towards optimization. Whether it's client management, project tracking, inefficient communication, or billing, pinpointing problems will guide your CRM implementation approach. 2. Choose a Construction-Specific CRM: A CRM system designed specifically for the construction industry will already be tailored to meet your unique requirements. 3. Align Your Team: Ensure everyone involved understands the benefits of a CRM system and knows how to use it. This could involve training sessions or demonstrations. 4. Utilize the CRM's Full Potential: Don't just use the CRM system for customer management. Explore its potential for project tracking, scheduling, communication, reporting and analytics. 5. Measure the Impact: Regularly utilize the system's reporting and analytics feature to track progress and adjust your operational strategy as required. Streamlining operations using CRM tools is no longer an option but a necessity. As shown in the case of Beaver Builders, making the right choice in CRM adoption can be transformative for your company's success. "Ready to revolutionize your building contract operations with cutting-edge CRM tools tailored for the Canadian market? Stop wasting time and start optimizing today! Click here to take the next step towards streamlined success!" Start Your Digital Transformation Now! "According to a report by Software Advice, over 40% of construction firms in Canada are still using manual methods to manage their customer relationships. Considering the competitive nature of the construction industry, using a CRM tool is not just an option but a necessity for Canadian building contractors to streamline operations and stay ahead."

[the-autistic-agoraphobe]

Autistic April Day 16: Autism Friendly Places.

One place that stood out above the rest as being Autism friendly was Vancouver Airport. In 2018 I was blessed enough to travel to Canada and Texas. At this point in time my agoraphobia wasn't anywhere  near as bad as it is now.

My plan was to fly from Brisbane to Vancouver than connect from Vancouver to Toronto. Before flying to Vancouver I was nervous about missing my connection to Toronto and how my agoraphobia would be affected with being at a different Airport. I did some research online and found out that Vancouver has a Autism support system that is ran by the Canucks Autism Network.

I emailed Vancouver Airport and explained to them my situation and they were really helpful. When I arrived in Vancouver I met a man (I think his name was David I could be wrong but I will refer to him as David) at our arranged meeting place near the Spindle Whorl (which is a water feature that shows first nation's art). I met him and he gave me a bag of things with the Vancouver Airport Logo on it and the Canucks Autism Network logo on it.

The bag had plenty of good Autism friendly resources in it. Even though the Canucks Autism Network used the puzzle piece symbol back than they don't use it anymore which is great that they listen to Autistic people. The bag had a colouring in book that has pictures of different places around the world to colour in and there were some colouring pencils. There was a map of the Airport and a book that explains what will happen when you fly. There was also stickers that could be placed on your boarding pass or your clothes to show staff that you're Autistic.

David was great he got my mum and I through Airport security quickly and we made it to the gate to board our flight to Toronto with plenty of time to spare. I am thankful for Vancouver airport and their effort to make my experience of travelling pleasant and stress free. I hope that more airports adopt programs like this in the future as it will make flying for Autistic folk alot more easier 

Image Descriptions:

1: This is a photo of me at Vancouver airport with a moose. The moose is taller than me and is on his hind legs with his arms beside him. He is wearing a Mountie hat. The hat is brown and has a Canadian flag on it. The Canadian flag is red on the sides and white in the middle with a red maple leaf in the middle. In this photo I am 22 years old and I have my long dark brown hair down and I am wearing a navy blue shirt with white, blue and pale pink splotches on it. I am wearing long black pants and I have a pink jumper wrapped around my waist. I have a small orange suitcase infront of me with the bag David gave me on top of the suitcase. The bag is blue and white and has the Vancouver Airport Logo and Canucks Autism Network Logo on it. The Canucks Autism Network logo is three puzzle pieces links together each with one white letter on it which spells out "CAN". The middle puzzle piece is green and the two others are dark blue. "Canucks Autism Network" is written underneath the puzzle pieces with colours that match the puzzle pieces.

2: This is a photo of the colouring pencils I received in the bag. There is a light brown cardboard tube that has short colouring pencils in it. On the top part of the tube is clear blue plastic that has a pencil sharpener inclosed in it. The Vancouver Airport Logo is on the tube with the logo for the Canadian Mental Health Association underneath the other logo. The Vancouver Airport Logo depicts three vertical rectangles beside eachother. The first rectangle is dark blue and has the letter "Y" that is white in it. The second rectangle is a lighter blue and has the letter "V" in white in it. The last rectangle is green and has the letter "R" in white in it. There is a white line curving up going through all the rectangles. Underneath the rectangles is dark blue text that says "beyond every day". Beside the rectangles in dark blue text is written "Vancouver International Airport." The Canadian Mental Health Association logo depicts a white stick figure in a square that is teal blue and light green between the stick figures legs. Beside the logo in black text is written "Canadian Mental Health Association". Underneath the black text is teal text that says "Mental Health for All."

3: There are a list of prompts for each day of the month for Autistic April. The top and bottom of the image is light purple and the middle part of the image is white with black text on it. The black text says "Autistic April 2024 Prompts: 1: Special interests 2: How you found out you were Autistic 3: your favourite stim 4: alternative forms of communication 5: your favourite fidget toys 6: textures you hate 7: safe foods 8: other disabilities you have 9: LBGTQI+ 10: childhood special interests11: comfort items 12: your favourite Autistic celebrities or characters13: unmasking 14: sensory aids 15: misdiagnosis 16: Autism friendly places 17: Disability support you have received 18: animals 19: favourite thing about being Autistic 20: echolalia 21: idenity first or Person first language 22: the spoon theory

23: colours that represent Autism (not blue) 24: Autistic owned small businesses 25: meltdowns and/or shutdowns 26: Your clothing prefences 27: Self care 28: Relatable Autism memes 29: Accessibility 30: routines" There is an infinity symbol that is half red and half gold on the top right corner of the white section. End Descriptions.