
She’s a sea wall, so her attraction lies in her strength and solidity. But admire her from afar; the wind is kicking up and things can get dangerous out there.
Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
It depends on how you’re defining Latin America. The term was originally employed by the French in the mid-1800’s, to refer to romance-language colonies, so if you’re ruling out Suriname on the basis of their official language (Dutch), it would be strange to rule out Haiti on the basis of their official language (French). And if you rule out Suriname, you may as well also rule out Guyana (officially English, though many languages are spoken), or perhaps Belize (also officially English, though in practice Spanish and indigenous languages are more common).
I’m sorry you’re having some disappointing experiences with humans! I’ve often found most humans have something of value to provide, and it’s a matter of allowing some space for faults while actively accentuating the positive, as the song says. https://bit.ly/accentuate-positive
Congratulations! I’m going to miss seeing your sweet face, but we don’t have to be strangers. Visit me online anytime and ask me anything (library.bc.edu/answerwall/online/). I hope you get a chance to come back to BC and visit as well.
I asked Facilities about that a few years ago and they would not give me an exact amount, but said it was a relatively small share of their expenses with a great return on investment. Not gonna lie, I really like the cherry blossoms right now.
We have a lost and found at the Circulation Desk in O’Neill. Another good place to ask is at BCPD (see details: bit.ly/BCLostFound).
There really is. It’s such a painful and unending truth. My sincere wish is that we as a BC community all work towards peace anywhere and everywhere. As I think about how we all are seeking to live in the service of others in this world, I wish you so well in working towards that goal. The world needs you all in it doing that crucial work. <3 ☮ <3