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i’m guessing the reasoning was they felt there could be no physical threat to desiree, but it disturbs me that appears to be their only concern. clearly, she’s being psychologically terrorized, and her entire life is being negatively affected. the rcmp is very, agonizingly, and infuriatingly slow on reacting to online

the second i looked at this picture, i was disturbed by her mouth. i peeked into the comments because i was pretty sure someone would have said something about it, and i was not disappointed. i was not disappointed in the least.

i do think it’s just bad lighting, but man, oh man.

oh, have i! we probably have all the same netflix recommendations. i thought season 1 was perfection, and season 2 was almost perfection, except that the woman who plays moaning myrtle in harry potter is in it, and her very distinctive voice was distracting to me. small complaint, though!

i don’t think there are too many true crime series focusing on a case in the way that making a murder did, other, i suppose, than the jinx. (which is also a good watch.) docs that i can recommend are: the central park five, the thin blue line, the cheshire murders, tall hot blonde, into the abyss, the staircase, and,

this sounds so dreadful. after a haircut in january that was exactly what i asked for, but which i totally hated, i can only partially feel your pain, but i do know that anxiety of staring at yourself in the mirrow and realizing it’ll probably be months before you’re comfortable with your appearance again. i’m just

not in a new city, but man, it seems like i’ve grown apart from quite a few of the friends i’ve had over the years, and it seems impossible to start new friendships at my age (32), at least with a real connection. being an adult is weird in ways i never imagined.

you know, i was just sort of thinking this. my experience is probably not very relatable for most people - even in a city that isn’t as populated and as reliant on transit. my commute for the last decade has been against the flow of traffic here, so typically getting on a train car, there is plenty of room. if i

even in canada, i often get blank stares when i mention gordon korman books. it’s a travesty!

bugs potter live at nickaninny still makes me laugh out loud. i read it every couple of years. it’s perfect.

point taken. i guess i just mostly see people who don’t take the time or care to stash it properly or put it on the floor, and instead brandish it about at a distance from their body to try to keep it from dripping on them, but really just dripping water on other folks’ legs and whatnots. i do see what you’re saying,

current vancouverite, enjoying some sunshine after 20 days of consecutive rain (and like 3 months of rain every other day or so before that).

i work in a library that uses the library of congress subject classification system, which combines letters and numbers. whenever i shelve a book with a call number that starts with “BJ” i get a teeny case of the giggles.

i also once started laughing far too hard, all alone in the stacks because i came across a book

i’m brand new to actually commenting on here, but i’ve been a long-time reader of jezebel/gawker/comment sections, and every time i see your name, i know i’m either going to learn something, or just like whatever the heck it is you’re going to say. so thank YOU!

hey, at the very worst, they don’t answer back. happened to me a few times so far in the month or so i’ve been on okcupid, and what i’ve learned is, i just have to remind myself there are a million scenarios which would explain why they didn’t write back (but which have nothing to do with them looking at my profile

i haven’t had one in a while (thank GOD), but when i experience a yeast infection, i’ve been known to just sit on the couch and cry for hours. unceasing itching turns me into an infant. i’m so sorry for you.

i have a terrible feeling i might end up being compelled to see the new power rangers movie coming out next year, since one of the scenes was filmed a block away from my house. i wish it had been something better than that, but i had to endure a good week of interruption to my dog-walking routes, and i’ll be damned if

i’ll agree, it almost immediately lost its luster for me. but i was very, very excited about it that night, and i had made a special trip there just to give it a whirl. subsequent visits to such machines have been far less pleasant. i expect it was just the novelty that made that peach sprite taste so delicious.

what about splitz grill? that might have killed you, though.

i’m normally a perfectly functional, articulate adult human, but for some reason when i enter a restaurant where you get to choose your own toppings, i flub up big time. the last time i went to a vera’s, i meant to say i only wanted the usual suspects and

good heavens. i can often see, from an “adorable” viewpoint, why certain bred-in traits are desirable (even if i feel terrible for thinking such a thing), but what is going on here? why would this be desirable!?

i’d say sorry, but maybe that would just make it worse?

we just call her “the spouse of the prime minister of canada”.

it’s super catchy, eh?