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i had a moment today while watching a whiny shitlord complain about the injustice of new sci-fi media having more female leads, i suddenly felt the strangest sense of déjà vu. i couldn’t pintpoint it at first but then out of nowhere, it fucking dawned on me
This is the single greatest meme in the history of the Internet everyone can stop making memes now we don’t need any more ever again
Oh hello February. Didn't realize you'd be visiting us again so soon! Today's low: -15C.
Snapped some pics on my walk this morning :) so pretty after an ice storm
Game day cupcakes! Felt like letting my American side loose today and making cupcakes matching the team colours! Gave me a good excuse to try dual coloured cupcakes.
What could our money do if it was not spent on war, but on humanitarian efforts? Find out more at www.consciencecanada.ca
Jon and Emily build a bed
I know I know, what am I thinking? The last time I was involved in construction of sleep furniture, my roommate and I ended up feeling like we were sailors because our beds swayed from side to side. It was... not the most solid construction. It appears I did not inherit my father’s knack for construction and being generally handy.
So what prompted me to rejoin the bed construction business? Well. In September I moved into a new house that was unfurnished. I had always lived in previously furnished places before, so this meant I had to purchase a bed. Because I am frugal and do not like wasting unnecessary money, I decided that a queen size mattress and box spring would do just fine. Why do you need a bed frame anyway? When I was little, my bed frame was paint cans(true story. And i used a freezer lid as a sled)! So, I didn’t buy a bed frame and continued to sleep on just my mattress and box spring.
Well, little did I know this was unacceptable behaviour for a grown adult woman, which I suppose I am now at the ripe old age of 24. I was informed this by my coworker and by the guy I’ve been dating, Jon. I had many debates with both of them about this, adamant that a bed frame is an unnecessary cosmetic feature of which I have no need. And then I decided to build one from scratch.
How did I go from vehemently denying my need for a bed frame to constructing one out of lumber from Home Depot? Well, one weekend Jon and I were brainstorming fun things we can do, and because he’s a bit of a handyman, he suggested we build a project. Somehow, the suggestion came up that the project could be a bed frame. For some reason, re-framing (ha!) the activity into a fun project seemed like a good idea. Buy some lumber and build a bed over the weekend? Why not! Well, that was my first mistake- thinking that we could build a bed in an afternoon. That misconception was far from accurate. After rushing through Home Depot right before closing on a Sunday night to buy all the materials, we started planning the project. I don’t even remember if we actually cut wood that night, let alone made any progress on the bed frame.
Over the next few weeks, we turned Emily’s garage into a wood shop and continued to slowly work away at the bed, hand sawing boards, getting a Miter saw and cleaning them up, sanding, staining, cleaning impossibly sticky stain off of my hands, staining again... the entire project characterized by Jon saying we should do something to assure a high quality finished product and Emily thinking it’s unnecessary, Emily knocking things over and generally being uncareful and unaware, Jon sighing at Emily, and Emily generally having no idea what she is doing.
And then it came. Finally, it was the night to put it all together! Excited, we got to work and started to lay out the bed frame to see if everything fit together.
Everything seemed to fit, until... we realized our one measurement for the facing board was off. However, after Emily was done pouting, Jon figure out that we could still put it together and put on the finishing touches at a later date.
With a renewed vigor and the hope of Emily sleeping on her new bed that very night, we continued working... and working... and working... and eating pizza... and working... until 1:30 am. Emily groggily screwed in the final screws, and tada! It was finished. I now sleep a soaring 3 feet off the ground!
And that, my friends, is the story of my new bed frame. Completely unnecessary. But a fun project nonetheless :)
Shazlin Rahman says the grassroots Facebook group has helped restore her sense of security while travelling across Toronto.
A new grassroots initiative to help people feel safe walking home has helped restore one young woman’s faith in the city following a spate of “racist and Islamophobic” incidents.
Shazlin Rahman moved to Toronto a year ago. The 32-year-old is of Malaysian descent wears a hijab and describes herself as “a very visible Muslim.”
She always felt safe moving around the city, but said that changed after the recent terrorist attacks in Paris. In the days after the tragedy, a woman wearing a hijab was attacked in Flemingdon Park and both the TTC and GO Transit reported incidents of Muslim passengers being harassed.
“I was getting nervous glances from people on the TTC and it made me feel very uncomfortable,” Rahman said.
She posted her concerns on social media and a friend directed her to BuddyUpTO, a Facebook group started by started by Kanwar Saini and Mita Hans to connect people with travelling buddies around the city.
At least a dozen people have been connected with buddies since the site launched about a week ago.
Through the group, Rahman arranged to meet with another woman next time she went out to an event.
“It was great. We had a mutual friend and we had a really nice chat,” she said. “And I didn’t feel like I had to watch my back all the time because someone else was with me.”
Rahman said she was also thrilled to see people in the group overtly condemning any anti-Muslim sentiment.
“Seeing the huge number of people speaking out on the page really restored my sense of security in the city,” she said. “I feel safe moving around by myself again.”
Her experience even changed how she feels about those nervous glances on the TTC.
“I used to look around and wonder what they were thinking about me as a woman in a hijab. I felt they were looking at me with some degree of hostility,” she said. “But after the interaction with the group, I felt that maybe they were quietly looking out for me.”
Series 9 - The Zygon Inversion
As if i didnt live doctor who enough... then they do this episode
What would Halloween be without a Doctor Who themed pumpkin??
Cooking problems:
Eating raw pizza dough and burping yeast for the rest of the evening.
Another successful Paint Nite with the coworkers, skyline edition :)
Justin Trudeau responds to Liberal supporter heckling a reporter. Respect. I think I’m going to like this guy as Prime Minister - here’s to hoping! Imagine, someone who welcomes hard questions instead of refusing to talk to the press. What a world.
you find out!! something new!!! every day!!! omg
you can watch the vid here
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I never knew this word was missing from my life until now. And I love it :)
WINTER IS ALMOST HERE GUYS!!!!!!!!!
Issue of Syrian refugees explodes back on Canadian election campaign following report that Conservatives delayed intake of vulnerable people
Stephen Harper personally interfered in order to prevent the arrival of Syrian refugees.
President Obama after Oregon shooting: “Our thoughts and prayers are not enough.”
Hours after today’s massacre in Oregon, President Obama took the podium for the 15th time after a mass shooting. Sounding stern and appearing frustrated, Obama challenged Americans to respond more forcefully to this shooting. His full, impassioned statement is one every American needs to hear.
