ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

She/her Making my way through a Master's degree in Information and Library Sciences. Joined February 2022

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ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

4 years ago

Me: describing behavior of an annoying type of person (thinking of other, particular, people). Also me: behaves exactly like the annoying person I described. Sometimes I really dislike myself

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ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

4 years ago

When my therapist makes an accurate observation of my (un)coping mechanisms (especially when discussing issues I avoided with all previous therapists): No shit, Sherlock and How dare you?! All around, I'm well-adjusted 🥴

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ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

4 years ago

A. So me B. Explains why I love books so much (knowledge + trinkets in one!)

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4 years ago

This made me feel. Not sure I like it 🤨

the Awkward Yeti (Nick Seluk) @theawkwardyeti

4 years ago

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Chaucer Doth Tweet @LeVostreGC

4 years ago

Jane Eyre Jane Water Jane Erthe Jane Fyre Long ago, the four Janes lived togethir yn harmonye...

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ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

4 years ago

@InkyRickshaw 🤣One person's treasure and all that

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ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

4 years ago

Cats are, indeed, inevitable

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ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

4 years ago

Today in class we talked how some jobs slowly (or quickly) move to be automatic/robotic. I wonder, is it all because it's more efficient? Or is there some glimmer of "hey, look what I can do with this robot"?

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ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

4 years ago

@quicunquevult @SourcebooksCasa *sigh* I'm dying for Husband Material, but I know if I read those first 5 chapters I probably won't survive until August arrives. Only 5 more months to go...

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ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

4 years ago

Just saw an ad for NLI...reland and my mind went, "huh, right." Then I remembered that me and a new cataloger a while ago were baffled when the National Library of India had access to NLI records. Took us too long to figure it out🤦‍♀️

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Terry Pratchett @terryandrob

4 years ago

…that they weren’t also dangerous, just because reading them didn’t make fireworks go off in the sky. Reading them sometimes did the more dangerous trick of making fireworks go off in the privacy of the reader’s brain. #WorldBookDay #50YearsOfTerry

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Terry Pratchett @terryandrob

4 years ago

The Library didn’t only contain magical books, the ones which are chained to their shelves and are very dangerous. It also contained perfectly ordinary books, printed on commonplace paper in mundane ink. It would be a mistake to think…

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Literary Hub @lithub

4 years ago

Jo Harkin recommends books that explore the consequences of missing memories. lithub.com/the-shifting-u…

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ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

4 years ago

Ah, yes! How very dangerous! Women might have something beyond domestic chores. The horror, the horror!

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ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

4 years ago

Somebody needs to stop me before I shove Foucault into a discussion, yet again. Seriously, I don't even like him, why can't I stop? #Foucault_fuckery

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ThroughtheLibrarynth @InTheLibrarynth

4 years ago

I encountered this exchange recently, and I wonder: is it harder to erase history today due to the plethora of social media and (seemingly) unmediated communication? Or are we deluding ourselves and history will remain in the hands of the victorious? (or the loudest?)