The Wall

I tend to get my answers from books – fortunately there are quite a few of them available here!

I don’t actually eat, being a Wall, but I am fascinated by the jellied cranberry sauce in cans. Maybe more as sculpture than food, though.

Half full I’m guessing, but I really can’t see it from here.

It’s very common and understandable to miss an ex. Your ex has been an important part of your life. Give it time, and be kind to yourself.

The evidence that the current trend is driven by human activities is compelling, per NASA: bit.ly/WarmResearch and the EPA: bit.ly/EPAWarm.

There are cold, dark parts & times and warm, sunny parts & times. I’m sorry you’re experiencing the cold & dark. If this is literally about winter… sigh, yes. The days are short and cold, and I feel the chill in the lobby as the doors open, and miss the evening summer sun. If this is metaphorical, and you’re emotionally in a cold, dark place, consider contacting BC Counseling Services (bit.ly/BC-counseling), who can help you see that these states are temporary, and/or refer you to more help if you need it.

A bit over 5 lb, according to data on eol.org.

She makes bubble-gum rock serious & vital & creative, and that’s a remarkable feat. Love it!

The problem apparently goes way back – This Heights article from 1987( bit.ly/NoBCDates) provides many possible reasons, a lot of which probably have not changed.

and I’m writing this on my school iPad because I wanted to study but got distracted by reading all the things ppl write on you.. 🙂

I’m glad I’m an enjoyable diversion, but make sure you don’t let me get in the way of other priorities!

Something incrediable

Impossible to know for sure, as dueling was illegal & therefore done out of view, and we only have the later written recollections of some of the participants.

Hi Friend! So good to see you. ?

Both are academically excellent. It depends on whether you prefer warm weather and surfing or snow and the BC Eagles.

I can see how that might be uncomfortable. You might start with conversations with your R.A., and/or folks in residence life and the Office of Student Outreach & Support: http://bit.ly/bc-stu-support. They might be able to help you figure out productive ways to talk to your roommate about boundaries & or other options.

Careful, if you want *me* to tell them you love them, you may end up with the same problem as Christian de Neuvillette in the play (and film, 1990 and 2022) Cyrano de Bergerac. IOW, use your own words or else risk them falling in love with the person whose words you borrow.

Okay, yes, sometimes it does. But it shouldn’t be that way all the time. I hope you find classes that excite you and make you think, activities and companions for your free time, and your own space in the library. If there are no positives in your school experience, I would suggest talking to your advisor – you may need a change of direction.

Gossip is entertaining. I won’t deny that. It can be a way of making connections with people. It can also be really toxic and hurtful. Try and think first – would this gossip be harmful to anyone?

You are so sweet for asking. I am in a committed relationship with Level 3 Entry Door, so I will have to decline your kind invitation.

Carefully!

Pretty much. It’s calling attention to the fact that you’re thinking sexually about a stranger in public. Going over and saying hello is much more appropriate if you’re interested. Otherwise, keep it to yourself.