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[jamjarnpc]

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[Two more pictures come after that. First, a screenshot of the map of the city, the location of the library marked with a red spot. If you click on it, it will take you to your map app, the mark now there. Second, the last picture, this time a photo: it's the inside of the library. Next to the donations box, there's a pile of booklets, their cover being the first picture on this post. It seems they have around 30 pages each. And on top of them, a fat orange tabby cat sleeping. The internet likes cats, right?]

Comments

( text, un: lavieenrose )

[affectueux]

This is wonderful! I’m glad to see that we’re trying, as a community, to come up with more wholesome and creative methods of moonlacing.

[jamjarnpc]

Thank you very much. Your observation is correct, I've also noticed the lack of creativity when it comes to Moonlacing, and many people getting anxious over it. Lunatia offers a variety of activities to take part of, and it's easy to start your own as well.

[affectueux]

Oui. I will admit I’m somewhat guilty of returning to the same methods time and time again.

These images are quite cute as well. Are those otters?

[jamjarnpc]

True. While I'm trying to expand my own methods, I would be lying if I said I didn't also fall on the same one pretty often - while being at work, holdings hands is some times the only option.

Yes, those are otters. There was a variety of images with people holding hands but I thought people would like the cuteness of the otters better. Adorable animals are always good at getting attention, aren't they?

[affectueux]

They are. I have a friend from home who would gladly tell you all about the natural world, but I feel like he’s too smart for his own good. He always ruins the charming mystique of wild creatures.

[jamjarnpc]

[The answer takes a moment to arrive because Meteora can't wrap her idea around the concept of more information being bad.]

Hearing about their complexities make them more fascinating to me. Are you the kind of person that believes "not knowing is part of the fun"?

[affectueux]

For some things! I won’t deny a normal curiosity, but when you start to get into the less poetic aspects, doesn’t it weird you out?

[jamjarnpc]

[Once again, replying takes a moment.]

No. Although I must admit I've never thought of animals and nature themselves as "poetic". I've always considered something that is added by the human look.

[affectueux]

I don’t think that’s a wrong point of view. It may be more respectful of nature than I’ve ever been, at least.

There’s someone quite dear to me who might agree with you, in any case.