I think this is absurd. Libraries are places of knowledge and curiosity. If people aren't thinking critically about what they read, the government shouldn't put the blame on libraries and librarians. They need to be more worried about educating the public by funding schools to teach students through critical thinking instead of memorization. Yes, that'll be harder to achieve, but the change will be transformative.
Mine has been going alright. I learned that I need to work on my conversational skills. I just don't know how because when discussing topics in my head it flows easily, but when trying to say my thoughts out loud, I just blank out.
I know I wasn't all like this when I was younger, but now I need to pause after each word to come up with this sentence.
So, I'll try being more active in commenting instead of lurking to help my words flow.
The closet was my favorite
Thanks. It was a present for myself for my 10th anniversary of being cancer free.
On their history page, the first paragraph starts with, "Beginning as a student and volunteer-run 10-watt radio station in 1972...".
Yes. Their YouTube channel popped up when scrolling and now I'm hooked.
Thank you for sharing. I can't say, I know what you've been through, but I felt it. Thank you again for sharing the experience. I greatly appreciate it.
Thank you for sharing. I really appreciate you for taking the effort in your response. The playlist was a new experience for me and I wish you the best.
"You forbidding monstrance of wanton ringdove piddle" is the most creative insult I've ever read. Thank you for sharing the page.
Mine has been alright. A few minor inconveniences, but they're over now. That is all.
Yes, this is a beautiful photo. I know nothing about photography, but I appreciate your effort in capturing and sharing that moment.