Those people are so annoying. Let us have the trigger warning some of us need.

Plus the way algorithms work makes finding anything much more difficult.

I'd be curious to see the proof that they uncancelled the parade. Because I didn't see that while I was there.

And it was a game!. 2 to 1 for the Charge after the first period. The 2 to 2 most of the third with an excellent last goal 12 secs from the end of the third period! It was spectacular. Well played!

And then waiting in line, I impulsively got Sara Raasch "Go Luck Yourself" and the great people at @thespanielstale.bsky.social asked if I had read the first in the series so of course I also bought "The nighmare before kissmas". 2/2

And for the last stop at @thespanielstale.bsky.social I got "How to be queer, and ancient guide to sexuality", "Queer heroes of myth and legend, a celebration of gay God's, saphic saints and queerness through the ages", "Sodomy and the pirate tradition", "Witchcraft, a history in 13 trials" 1/2

Second stop was World of maps where I bought "Mindfulness on knitting", "The ghost map, the story of London's most terrigying epidemic — and how it changed science, cities and the modern world.", "An atlas of endangered alphabets" and how the tricolor got its stripes and other stories about flags".

Saturday after the pride hockey game, we went to Westboro Books where I got "The globemakers;the curious story of an ancient craft" and a Shalespeare's Sonnets book.

Last Stop on Friday was at Perfect Books where I got Chuck Tingle's "Camp Damascus" and Emma R. Alban's "Don’t want you like a best friend.

Oups and here's the covers.

Third stop on Friday was Singing Pebble where I got Lia Riley's "Puck and Prejudice" and Xiran Jay Zhao's "Heavenly Tyrant". I also got to pick a blind date with a book; "The sun sets in Singapore" by Kehinde Fadipe.

Second stop was @octopusbooks.ca where I got John Green's "Everything is tuberculosis" and Margaret Killjoy's "The spaling cage".

Started on Friday evening with Book on Beechwood. Got 2 books: Amal El-Mohtar's "The river has roots" and T. Kingfisher's "What feasts at night".

Love it, very cool looking. That being said... I don't need a 3D printer. I don't need a 3D printer. I don't need a 3D printer.

Relatable

Got a writing event today. So hopefully will be able to start on a project.
Not writingnrelated but I'm proposing 💍 to my life partner today. Let's not tell @evieghj.bsky.social just yet!