chillwhiskey:

i was on the phone with my grandpa on my way home from work and i told him that 4 babies were born in the hospital and he asked how i knew that and i said bc they played the lullaby 4 times and my grandma from the background yelled, and i quote, “they played AC/DC when you were born because they knew you’d be trouble, pumpkin"

human teachers: okay! Now for part 1 of our 15 part lesson on parasite removal so we can all stay very safe!
spirit teachers: annnnnnd in to the pit of parasites you go. Okay, call me when you figure it all out!

fuckingrecipes:

breelandwalker:

prairie-witchling:

cheahandonions883:

alittlemomentum:

itsyaboybee:

arctic-hands:

kerryrenaissance:

swagintherain:

true

Libraries are free, mostly. Pretty much everything millennials are “killing” costs money.

Plus, unlike half the stuff we’re killing, libraries actually have a practical use

we out here

Not to be *that* millennial, but as a librarian I’d just like to say that the greatest thing you can do to support your local library is to understand how they are funded and to support their funding with your vote.

Libraries can do a lot all on their own but quite often they cannot legally “toot their own horn” so-to-speak when it comes to advocating for sustaining or increasing funding, getting levies or bond issues passed, etc.  Libraries need you to love them not just with your checkouts and attendance at programs.

We can do that too.

build libraries on dead golf courses.

We Are Dewey’s Army X3

Friendly reminder that many Libraries double function as free schools and other free resources, sometimes including otherwise inaccessible technology, like 3D printers.

The libraries in my city host ‘English as a Secondary Language’ classes, cooking classes, classes on how to use that 3D printer, local history classes, responsible naturalistic gardening classes, beekeeping classes, and all sorts of other fun topics. Plus the plethora of clubs that use the library conference rooms as their meeting place. 

All for free. 

Support and visit your local library. Ask about their services and classes. VOTE TO KEEP THEM FUNDED