I’m in a meeting. Come back later.

Who knew the secret world of librarians was so fraught?!! "Overdue" by Stephanie Perkins stephanieperkins.com#/overdue/ #Romance #Librarians #Cats

Just got the new Louise Erdrich book so it's going to be a good day. www.montereyherald.com/2026/03/29/w...

Excuse me! It’s Ron here. I’ve found a Sun Puddle. It’s lovely to feel the warmth on my face! ☀️ Look up, everyone! Look up! ☀️ #Cats

What I Know About You, by Éric Chacour and translated by Pablo Strauss, has been selected for One eReads Canada! All April, What I Know About You is available digitally with no holds in libraries across Canada. Join Canada's largest digital book club here: 1ereadlivrelcanada.ca

I did a double take when reading the tagline for "The Beheading Game" by @rebeccaslehmann.bsky.social. I saw the "The Six Wives of Henry VIII" (BBC 1970) when I was just a kid and all the beheadings terrified me and yet I can't wait to get my hands on this book!! crimereads.com/anne-boleyn-...

“Staff Only.” Mopar: I’ll allow it… if you’re coming in to hang out with me. OMG! We love Mopar! Details in Alt Text. Kawartha Lakes Humane 107 McLaughlin Rd Lindsay, Ontario, Canada K9V 6K5 Contact via hskl.ca

Here's your moment of zen: A "holy" cat named Coco stands at the entrance of a church in Mexico, seemingly blessing everyone who walks in 🐱

“People who insist that you should be grateful instead of complaining? They maybe don’t understand how much gratitude one might feel about the opportunity to complain.” ― Catherine Newman, "Sandwich "

I live with jump scares every day!

“Ravens are the birds I'll miss most when I die. If only the darkness into which we must look were composed of the black light of their limber intelligence. If only we did not have to die at all. Instead, become ravens.” ― Louise Erdrich, The Painted Drum

Despite the appearance of domestic harmony, this 13-year-old photo of (l-r) Ginger Bob, Min and Baby Wilson shows the daily turf war over the cushion in the window. OTD Min has it and the other two want it. Ginger Bob and Baby Wilson were escalating to Defcon2 when I took the snap. #Cats

They had me at librarians picking books for me. libraryreads.org

Minou likes to lounge with one paw in the air.

For anyone who watched "Katts and Dog" in Canada aka "Rin Tin Tin: K-9 Cop" in the US, our friend Bryan Refro shares behind the scenes working on that show as well as "Murdoch Mysteries" and many more. Available on Amazon in Canada and the US. He's led an amazing life, overcome many troubles.

Just started this one and I already know it's going to be a creepy, scary journey. #horror #crows #gothic #jumpscare

Perfect movie for a Library Saturday. Steaming for free on Kanopy via the library. www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfc3...

“Fuck yeah, robot arm.” ~ "Of Monsters and Mainframes" by @barbaratruelove.bsky.social (No spoilers, you just have to read it to find out)

“We were all made of up memories, anyway. Of ourselves, of other people. We were built on the songs sung to us and the songs we sang to ourselves, the songs we listened to with broken hearts and the ones we danced to at weddings.” ~ "Sounds Like Love" by @ashleyposton.bsky.social #LoveSongReads

My cat is in her Prawn Pose era.

On the bookshelves October 13th. Hope y’all like it:

My library has just acquired a new audiobook series and I'm so excited. I just started the first book in the series and it's wonderful to know I've got several more ahead of me!! "A Duty to the Dead" by Charles Todd A Bess Crawford Mystery Audiobook Performed by Rosalyn Landor

Rolling my tunnel. I can go across the room this way. Very fun.

Family road trip for your Saturday reading: "The danger of a quest, of getting eaten by a dragon or stabbed by an orc, was tolerable because you at least wouldn't have to ride a Greyhound back home, weighed down with all the emotional trauma of what you'd done.” ~ Kevin Wilson, Run For The Hills

My Grandmother on her family farm during the Great Depression trying to hold one of their border collies still for a picture.

No better day than a snowy Saturday to start a library book! "The Boxcar Librarian" by @brilabuskes.bsky.social A Historical Novel Based on the True Story About a Converted Train Car Library During the Great Depression.

Author Holly B. Gutwillinger donated a portion of her book launch book sales to Pet Save Rescue in Sudbury Ontario and their Thrift Store is selling the books with another portion also going to the rescue. One of the dogs in the book came from the rescue. www.thesudburystar.com/news/local-n...

"The Lamplighter’s Bookshop" by @sophieaustinauthor.bsky.social has all the magical ingredients for a Victorian romance on the verge of a new century. Audiobook delightfully narrated/performed by Catrin Walker-Booth. Perfect to pull me out of my deep winter blues. #BookshopRead

We got a DVD set from the library so we could see sketches from "Your Show of Shows" a live comedy revue program from the 50s. Imogene Coca is so relatable and my favourite performer of the series.

Snow removal tip. Keep flattening the top of the gigantic snow pyramid you’re making so you can keep adding more snow to the top level. Think Aztec pyramid versus Egyptian pyramid.

The White Octopus Hotel" by Alexandra Bell Audiobook performed by Mei Mei MacLeod One of the things that really fun about this audiobook is hearing old timey British movie accents circa 30s/40s like listening to a TCM movie.

I loved fountain pens when I was a kid so this is a perfect book for me and a nice warm hug after being terrified by my previous wonderful horror read. “I have known the silence of the stars, and of the sea. And the silence of the city when it pauses.” ― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

Waited a long time on hold at the library to get my ears on the audiobook for "The Staircase In The Woods" by @chuckwendig.bsky.social because my fellow Torontonians keep his books on perpetual library hold and you just have to be patient to get the good stuff. Bonus @xesands.bsky.social narration.

“Books have souls,’ repeated the cat softly. ‘A cherished book will always have a soul. It will come to its reader’s aid in times of crisis.” ~ Sosuke Natsukawa, The Cat Who Saved Books