Have these reference sheets before I go to bed

Ewe Saaata!~✨✨

I just can't waaaiiit!

it will take so long for me to do all the drawings! I think it's better not to put it in a single post- Separated is faster, practical and don't takes a lot of work-

@nia1sworld @nia1sworld @nia1sworld

Sorry! She's doing a weird pose D: In my head felt like it was better

I did my best in these details! @ .@ ya knowww!

hello in every language

Afrikaans: Hallo | Albanian: Përshëndetje | Amharic: ሀሎ(Hālo) | Arabic: مرحبًا (Mrhban) | Armenian: Բարեւ(Barev) | Assamese: নমস্কাৰ | Aymara: Kamisaki | Azerbaijani: Salam | Bambara: aw ni baara | Basque: Kaixo | Belarusian: добры дзень(Dobry dzień) | Bengali: হ্যালো(Hyālō) | Bhojpuri: प्रणाम | Bosnian: Zdravo | Bulgarian: Здравейте(Zdraveĭte) | Catalan: Hola | Cebuano: Hello | Chichewa: Moni | Chinese(Simplified): 你好(Nǐ hǎo) | Chinese(Traditional): 你好(Nǐ hǎo) | Corsican: Bonghjornu | Croatian: zdravo | Czech: Ahoj | Danish: Hej | Dhivehi: އައްސަލާމް ޢަލައިކުމް(assalaam 'alaikum) | Dogri: नमस्कार | Dutch: Hallo | Esperanto: Saluton | Estonian: Tere | Ewe: Hello | Filipino: Kamusta | Finnish: Hei | French: Bonjour | Frisian: Hallo | Galician: Ola | Georgian: გამარჯობა(gamarjoba) | German: Hallo | Greek: Γειά σου(Geiá so) | Guarani: Mba'éichapa | Gujarati: નમસ્તે(Namastē) | Haitian Creole: Bonjou | Hausa: Sannu | Hawaiian: Aloha | Hebrew: שלום | Hindi: नमस्ते(namaste) | Hmong: Nyob zoo | Hungarian: Helló | Icelandic: Halló | Igbo: Nnọọ | Ilocano: Hello | Indonesian: Halo | Irish: Dia dhuit | Italian: Ciao | Japanese: こんにちは(Kon'nichiwa) | Javanese: Halo | Kannada: ನಮಸ್ಕಾರ | Kazakh: Сәлеметсіз бе(Sälemetsiz be) | Khmer: ជំរាបសួរ(chomreabsuor) | Kinyarwanda: Mwaramutse | Konkani: हॅलो |Korean: 안녕하세요(annyeonghaseyo) | Krio: Adu | Kurdish (Kurmanji): Slav |Kurdish ( Sorani) سڵاو | Kyrgyz: Салам(Salam) | Lao: ສະບາຍດີ(sabaidi) | Latin: Salve | Latvian: Sveiki | Lingala: Mbote | Lithuanian: Sveiki | Luganda: Nkulamusizza | Luxembourgish: Hallo | Macedonian: Здраво(Zdravo) | Maithili: नमस्कार | Malagasy: Salama | Malay: Hello | Malayalam: ഹലോ(halayaa) | Maltese: Bongu | Maori: Kia ora | Marathi: नमस्कार(Namaskāra) | Meitelion (Manipuri): ꯍꯦꯜꯂꯣ | Mizo: Chibai | Mongolian: Сайн уу(Sain uu) | Myanmar (Burmese): မင်္ဂလာပါ | Nepali: नमस्कार(Namaskāra) | Norwegian: Hallo | Odia(Oriya): ନମସ୍କାର | Oromo: Akkam | Pashto: سلام | Persian: سلام | Polish: Witam | Portuguese: Olá | Punjabi: ਸਤ ਸ੍ਰੀ ਅਕਾਲ(Sata srī akāla) | Quechua: Allinllachu | Romanian: Buna ziua | Russian: привет(Privet) | Samoan: Talofa | Sanskrit: नमस्ते | Scots Gaelic: Halò | Sepedi: Thobela | Serbian: Здраво(Zdravo) | Sesotho: Lumela | Shona: Mhoro | Sindhi: سلام | Sinhala: ආයුබෝවන්(āyubōvan) | Slovak: Ahoj | Slovenian: zdravo | Somali: Hello | Spanish: Hola | Sundanese: Halo | Swahili: habari | Swedish: Hallå | Tajik: Салом(Salom) | Tamil: வணக்கம்(Vaṇakkam) | Tatar: Сәлам | Telugu: హలో(Halō) | Thai: สวัสดี(S̄wạs̄dī) | Tigrinya: ሰላም | Tsonga: Avuxeni | Turkish: Merhabam | Turkmen: salam | Twi: Hɛlo | Ukrainian: привіт(pryvit) | Urdu: ہیلو | Uyghur: ياخشىمۇسىز | Uzbek: Salom | Vietnamese: Xin chào | Welsh: Helo | Xhosa: Mholo | Yiddish: העלא(hela) | Yoruba: Pẹlẹ o | Zulu: Sawubona

most spark songs evah list

cldr - hamburger cheeseburger big mac whopper veggietales - his cheeseburger weird al yankovic - hardware store

louis jordan - a man's best friend is a bed sata - i don't wanna get out of futon (i prefer the rus version but eh) meiyo - nothing's working out (specifically waluigi music video) teen titans go the movie - my superhero movie tom cardy - level clear wowaka - and i'm home (from madoka magica) boa - duvet (from lain)

/j fr tho? all of these and. birdwatching by thank you scientist obv., bronski beat smalltown boy. patricia taxxon dead inside. zamagi its so good now (almost my voice hc for him!), hyperventilation dance. and oh god so many mashups., like crystal castles + that bunnyhop montage music. i cant find a translation but michiru kojima's gakuen no diary sounds sooo fm city sooo flower mountain so doublemoon villaaaa... hideki naganuma's sneakman… uncle outrage's a.d.d. dorian electra's tool for you (this is a song about fucking machines). i have a ton of farkie songs too but eh. and instrumental tracks too. but eh.

but i wanna mention the smiths' (yea ew) there is a light that never goes out for their relationship, from farkles' perspective obv. it means. a whole lot to me. that theyre. just like that. driving in your car... i never never want to go home... because i haven't got one.... take me out tonight because i wanna see people and i wanna see life... oh please dont drop me home.... and if a double-decker bus crashes into us, to die by your side is such a heavenly way to die, and if a ten ton truck kills the both of us, to die by your side well the pleasure the privilege is mine

INTEGRATION!

From April - July we are on site integration - which many volunteers call site restriction. You aren’t allowed to go to other volunteers’ sites, you are expected to sleep every night at your site, and your main focus is to integrate to the community and begin thinking of ideas for future projects. Let’s just start off with I have A LOT of free time, so those of you in America who would like to learn more about Ghana or what I am currently up to, please feel free to get in contact with me through Whatsapp or Facebook Messenger - we are only 4-8 hours time difference (depending where in the states you are) and trust me, I’m completely relaxing right now. 

Since arriving to site, I haven’t been in the Journal writing mood. So I guess I will just accept that I have a journal entry for every day during training, but not throughout my entire service. On the plus side, I am completely in love with my community and feel like I am extremely lucky. Here are some things I’ve been up to/experiencing:

~~ I’ve read 7 books, finished the entire 6 seasons to Game of Thrones, season 2 of Animal Planet as well as North America version, some cool random movies, and still somehow have been completely visible by my community. Seriously…. That’s just how much free time I’ve had. Here are the books I’ve read, let me know if you’ve enjoyed or read any of them:

1. Water for Elephants by Sata Gruen

2. The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz

3. The Cure for Death by Lightning by Gail Anderson-Dargatz

4. Hyperbole and a Half by Alie Brosh

5. The Vanishing Year by Kate Moretti

6. In a Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware

7. The Door to December by Dean Koontz

~~ I walk around my village close to 3-7 hours a day. With a population close to 6,000 I am always encountering new paths, new houses, new faces and new environments. I’ve been struggling with correcting my name, not sure I will ever be called correctly but currently these are the names I go by; Sister Marie, Sister/Madame Aku, Sister/Madame Lisa, and Sister Lisamarie. Many of you know that II do not like going by Marie. I’ve tried to explain to them my name is ONE word… for some reason it isn’t working. Aku on the other hand is because I was born on a Wednesday. Based on the day of the week you were born, you get different names. Unfortunately they are based on sex, female vs male. Here’s what you would be called based on the day you were born in Ewe:

Monday aka Dzoda

     -Female: Adzo

     -Male: Kodzo

Tuesday aka Blada

     -Female: Abla

     -Male: Kobla

Wednesday aka Kuda

     -Female: Aku

     -Male: KoKu

Thursday aka Yawoda

     -Female: Yawa

     -Male: Yao

Friday aka Fida

     -Female: Afi

     -Male: Kofi

Saturday aka Memleda

     -Female: Ama

     -Male: Kwami

Sunday aka Kosida

     -Female: Esi

     -Male: Kusi

~~ I’ve made friends with the Chief of my village, assemblyman, and opinion leaders. They all are always happy to see me and I attempt to speak to them in our language as I do with everyone in my village and they love it.

~~ I have joined women in peeling casava and also have had small boys help me with weeding my yard. Both hard labor, both causing blisters to these soft New Yorker hands I have.

~~ I made a permagarden at my house! Again with a lot of help from the children and my friends. All out hands were badly blistered. I couldn’t have done it without them. I have many seeds for tomatoes, thyme, cilantro and more! I cannot wait to start planting and share with my community.

~~ People know me not only in my village, but the neighboring villages as well because I like to go on long walks and just introduce myself to everyone. I seem to know more people than even some of the nurses at my clinic know. They’re always impressed when we walk around town or go to the market and people call my name to say hi.

~~ I’ve been getting a better hold on cooking for myself. You have no clue how much harder it is - cooking everything from scratch, being aware of the nutrients you may be lacking, and the market having very limited foods are just a few of the struggles you face. It’s not that easy.

~~ I’ve attended multiple funerals. In Ghana funerals are Friday-Satuday. Here’s their breakdown:

     -Friday: The music and gathering begins around 4PM. The body arrives around 6 and someone has to clean and dress the body. Everyone at the gathering is expected to stay there dancing, interacting, eating and etc. until day break!

     -Saturday: At day break you are expected to go home, bathe and return to the location. You will have a church service followed by more music, traditional dancing, eating and all around celebration. Then they bury the body.

     -I haven’t done the entire staying up all night (latest I’ve made it to is 1AM) and etc. but I’ve attended most of the gatherings and have their traditional dancing and some songs down. They always get excited when I come, and everyone loves that I dance and try singing with them.

~~ I’ve eaten and cooked with multiple different people, and have become close with some neighbors, women, and children in my village. Which has helped tremendously with learning the language as well as feeling more safe in my community. I’m a little sad because many of the friends I’ve made that are my age will be returning to college in August so I won’t see them again until December. I’ve realized that I’ve really grown to care for the people in my community. A Little girls mother sent her away for school and when we were saying bye I had to hold back my sadness and tears. This is after only 2 months of being at site, I can’t imagine how leaving back to the states will feel!

~~ LASTLY, but certainly not least, I have had my Welcome Ceremony! The community has officially accepted me into their village and have told me that I am now from our town, not America. Haha

 Dancing, talking, and amazing conversations about family dynamics, cultures in America, differences between our funerals/celebrations and just overall acceptance by my community has made me feel like the luckiest volunteer so far who was perfectly matched. Of course I still have my moments of missing home, wanting to be alone, being frustrated with being called a Yevu (White Person in Ewe), and small awkward/uncomfortable interactions but hey what’s an experience without it’s ups and downs. I make everything I do at site an accomplishment in my head, because let’s just face it, I’ve completed two month of service and have 22 lefts to go. Some people don’t even make it this far.

Have these two before I nap!

All of you shall receive

Le head pats

They all have! Well...except one

I just realized something- Ewe since you have the same personality as Ramsey, and your a Ram human hybrid, why not she puts some quarks or sort paddings on her horns or (Her me out) She would just poof her horns away! That way she can't shred her pillow!

-Silly Anon

Ask the ink chronicles #165

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Remastering the Ink chronicles' gacha designs Part 1

2/3/4

See people, this is why I put nightmare face as a trigger warning

@sophia-does-skits and I are not gonna sleep tonight

One more art for the road!

R E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E

OKAY, GOODNIGHT!!!

March 3/20 SPRINGTIME!!!

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4 notes: This was a redraw I did back at 2023 and bonus an anon asked me a great question back then. I did change Barbara's outfit, her colors are always back and white, I did make Careen and Jim's expressions more disgusted like, towards Cappella and I finally added BOZO!!!

Hey Ewe, um....dumb question: do you ever bite your fingernails?

Ask the ink chronicles #172

I haven't done askes from the Ink Chronicles in a while

Now that the emotion stuff is out of the way, Ramee! How's your day?

Ask the ink chronicles #158

The tallest and short characters of the ink chronicles so far

Fact: This is very uncomfortable but....Besides Careen, Cardi, and Gaudy Barbara is the shortest character in the ink chronicles. Why? Because why not?

Lines for @oddlyvoid, she's voicing Ewe Sata from the ink chronicles

Ewe Sata is my name, Eating is my game

*Laughs* Your cute..but really creepy

I'm so hungry..Why not I take a bite?

One? Why one? I WANTED MORE FOOD THAN JUST ONE!!!!

The truth, the lie, the truth, the lie. All of this, is a neverending cycle (A line from my comic 'What eats forever')

(Ramee asks her if she's okay) Yeah Ramee, I'm good..just tired

Where have I been myself? WHERE IS MYSELF?!

I only eat alot of food..don't make me come near you

Ugh, some people looks cute...humans behind that..really cute

BWAHAHAHAHAHA..Why would I hurt you?! Your so funny...And tasty