Virtual Profundity

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My education failure

As long as you are afraid of anyone or anything, there can be no happiness. There can be no happiness as long as you are afraid of your pare

I'm innately fearful of so many things, most of which are 'what if' scenarios.

So much time is wasted on worry over what is not in this exact moment.

But I am happy to enjoy the good moments, whilst quieting the background noise.

Life can only be lived one moment at a time.

Nothing to fear but fear itself, for it is always waiting for you to open the door.

[constellatedlove]

don’t be scared to live lovingly. compliment your friends on the little things and cheer for live bands in small cafes and leave tips when you can. tell the person you saw that you really like their shirt and write cards and letters to the people you love. make playlists for people and don’t be afraid to express your appreciation for others. life is so much better when you live it with love.

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Mystic Topaz - Healing Properties, Color, Power & Facts

Mystic Topaz Gemstone - Read where is mystic topaz found, its healing properties, metaphysical properties, color, and facts right here at Ge

He gave me a new ring

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Broken Heart Syndrome: Emotional Stress, Cardiomyopathy, & the Heart - GoodRx

When it comes to heart health, the effects of stress and emotional duress are measurable. In fact, anxiety can trigger a unique type of card

[tomhollandnet]

firstwefeast: TOMORROW on #HotOnes, we got @tomholland2013 vs. The Wings of Death. Will he make it to the end? Find out @ 11AM ET. 🔥

[nerdtasticsarcasm]

YEEEEEESSSSSSS

[virtualprofundity]

Grandma needs repairs

Hello, my well needs cleaned and a functional iron filter system installed. My water is dirty without the softener system working and is nearly opaque at times. Surfaces are rust covered. This is my immediate goal, hopefully before the holidays. The ductwork under the house also needs fixed so I can run the furnace instead of relying on space heaters again this winter. I am blessed to have food and meet my budget. I used my emergency fund about a year ago. I am grateful if anyone could help. Thank you

[sosuperawesome]

Hands In The Dirt Ceramics on Etsy

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Cryptozoology Patches

Monsterologist on Etsy

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[iguessweallcrazyithinktho]

Imagine being in your 80s and looking this good 😭 they so badass

[jauntylittlefrillyboy]

the best way to support libraries is to use libraries. go get a card, check something out. not a big reader? they got movies. they got games. yes, like botw and fallout and let’s go eevee. they also have cds that yes, we workers know you take home and rip to your computer. we also do it. 

if you have a well funded library you might even have access to maker spaces that have 3D printers. or video/audio recording equipment. libraries aren’t these tomb silent homes for books any more. they’re community spaces. they’re full of life and things. 

put a middle finger up at jeffrey bezos and support your local library

[jauntylittlefrillyboy]

did i mention we have printing services that are significantly cheaper than anywhere else? printers are evil, let us handle them for you.

[queenqueso]

Library worker here and can confirm all of these! I’m at a small-to-medium library and we offer ALL of this:

- wifi hotspots that can be checked out for weeks so you can have internet on the go or at home

- CDs, DVDs, blurays including usually multiple copies of new stuff

- A tech lab with a 3d printer, computers for graphic design and game dev focus, VR headsets, and a soundbooth for recording

- Study rooms for solo or groups

- Printers, copiers, faxes, and scanners for just about anything you need taken care of.

- Including a new printer big enough to make giant posters, maps, and business-grade ads.

- A seed library, both floral and food-related.

- A computer lab programed to erase your data and reading history so you’re never at risk while visiting sites like domestic abuse hotlines

- Laptops pre-programmed with Adobe and Office software so you don’t have to buy them

- Monthly author visits

- Ebooks including comics on tons of various platforms

- Classes for those who want to learn how to or better their computer skills

- Art you can check out to hang on your wall for as long as it’s available, including the work of local artists who get paid for their art, especially if it gets popular and we want even more of their stuff.

- Monthly papers ranging from local newspapers to multi-national magazines on just about any topic you can imagine.

- We used to offer food and drink at a loss but You Know ©

- Notaries with extensive legal knowledge including renters rights, getting you in contact with immigration protection, and contacts with pro-bono lawyers.

- A connection with all the libraries in the state, so if we don’t have something, we can have it shipped to you within a matter of days.

- Books translated into multiple languages

- A donation bin for old books/DVDs/VHSes that often turn around and get sold to the public for two or less dollars, check them out you may find great stuff (I have all of the Star Trek TOS original VHS due to this and it ROCKS)

- A food donation site for local food banks

- A “suggest a purchase” section on our site where you can support your favorite indie writers/musicians by suggesting their work if we don’t already have it

- We’re growing butterflies this year, and in prior years we hatched chickens! \o/

- An outreach program for the elderly and disabled who hand-deliver almost everything I’ve just mentioned

That’s a huge list and again I have to stress that I work at a library that’s not considered to be very large. And one of the biggest things we get rated by is not how many books we own but by how many people use all of those services I mentioned. They exist for YOU! Use them!

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[bogleech]

lol

[sneakyspades]

hold on gotta look somehing up

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[heavyweightheart]

in addition to the fact that people just have different natural rhythms, a big reason why we can’t seem to go to bed as early as we “should” is that nighttime is, for many of us, our safest and most fulfilling time of day. we don’t have to work, we won’t be contacted by bosses or insurance companies or collection agencies or other suffocating life business… we’re likely only to be contacted by our friends, or by no one at all. night time is release; it’s ours. we can rest or recreate. we can do things we actually want to do. who would choose to cut that short?? just to usher in the next morning when our lives are not our own again? nighttime is precious and nothing could be more normal than the desire to embrace this

[deluxeloy]

So, y’all remember that post that said animals in urban areas slowly became nocturnal to avoid encounters with humans? Apparently that includes humans.

[virtualprofundity]

"There is no greater sorrow than to recall in misery the time when we were happy." - Dante

#memories #joy Misery loves company... Be present for the moments of joy during the pain so the misery may pass sooner.