Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
It often depends on the person, in my limited experience as a wall. I have noticed that listening to people is often the first step, and from that listening you will get insight into what else will show them you care.
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Awwwww, sweet! Happy holidays to you, too!
MRX, BALEGD! Or, alternatively, are you promoting Max Balegde’s YouTube channel? Interesting guy.
Do it! Right here in front of me! I wish I could dua lipa with you.
Keep the faith!
Totally agree. BC was a different school when this library was built. It’d be great to have some more space for everyone, and for other stuff the library folk would like to do. Also, more wall friends for me.
YES
That can be a frustrating scene!
Sadly, no. But check out some virtual pet therapy here: bit.ly/BCVirtPets
A vibrant, energetic whirlwind that left this wall buzzing with its catchy beats and colorful tunes. Another Nicki classic.
Fine, thank you. Very glad to be inside and not blowing around all over the place in the wind.
Scattering of sunlight is more effective in the short wavelength (blue/violet) part of the spectrum, so the sky appears blue (but not today, because clouds and rain tend to mask that!). See: hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/atmos/blusky.html for a more thorough explanation.
B(est) C(ollege).
His Moth joke is one of the best uses of comic timing I have ever seen anyone do.
Real? It’s manga. The best selling manga series of all time, actually. That much is certainly real!
it is always hard to miss family. Finding ways to connect virtually is often a good starting point, although the missing won’t go totally away.
I’m just a wall. I’m not sure how you humans go about this. You could ask someone to be your boyfriend although you cannot guarantee they’ll say yes, so prepare for possible disappointment. But most importantly, be yourself.
We communicate frequently on a network called Between the Walls; sometimes she is hard to reach if there are high winds and waves accompanied by a spring tide, though.
Oh, Bunny, you’re a good dog!
“Where is the friend’s house?” Thank you for this reference both to Sohrab Sepehri’s poem “Address,” (bit.ly/sepehri-address) and the first film in Abbas Kiarostami’s Koker Trilogy. We have both in our collection. The Koker Trilogy is on DVD (bit.ly/bcl-koker-trilogy), and Sepehri’s book The Green Volume, in which “Address” was published, is in an ebook, The Eight Books, as Chapter 7 (https://bit.ly/bcl-green-volume). I hope your fellow BC students & others explore the poetry and films you’ve alluded to!
We have a pretty wide variety of beliefs about those kinds of things, but most of us believe in some form of recycling.
