Please send paddle

[jadesfire]

I think the building got teleported to under a waterfall when I wasn't looking. The joy of skylights is that rain sounds really, really loud, especially when it's coming down really, really heavily. I don't think I'm leaving the building today without a canoe and a wetsuit.

*clings to life-belt*

Comments

[miss-zedem.livejournal.com]

*sends waterproofs* A bit grim out there today, isn't it? At least the howling gales have stopped...

[dyddgu.livejournal.com]

Do you get the thing where readers are too numpty to put their books in a bag when it's wet?
(oh, actually, maybe not anymore, but that's my GRRRR for today)
I am very glad I persuaded knirirr to let us come by car today.

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

*dons sou'wester*

They might have stopped for you :S

So. Very. Grim.

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

*g* No, not anymore, but I'm sure they're having that back at my old library. Apparently they think paper is waterproof...

I'm hoping my poor major_jim remembered a change of clothes for work, because cycling through this? *shivers*

[hab318princess.livejournal.com]

I'd start worrying if the rain flows upwards...

Yep, I should have taken an umbrella too..!



(Sorry, I work in a hospital and just got the image of a platoon of Judoon on the moon...)

[pwcorgigirl.livejournal.com]

Skylights seem to be the thing in library design. Our little town library had an extensive remodel twenty years ago and skylights were put in along with polished metal vanes here and there to increase the natural light. The latter aspect was ultimately moot since the skylights leaked so much they were taken out, along with an entire floor's worth of water-ruined carpet. It was a nice idea done in by using the cheapest possible materials.

I think we've been teleported into a freezer. It was so cold last night I couldn't get warm enough to fall asleep, so I got up and checked the heat. The mister had it turned down so far it was essentially "off," so I sneaked and turned it up a little so that I could stand to sleep without the quilt over my head.

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

Hee. It's more or less stopped now, I think, but I was getting slightly worried for a while there!

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

People reading like light. Sadly, that doesn't always go well with books... That sounds like an utter disaster - water's even worse for books than fire :S

Oh noes! I understand the need to save on energy bills, but it sounds a bit too chilly. Brrrr!

[hab318princess.livejournal.com]

I know, seems to be lightening here to

(Alas, no Doctor in sight)

[miss-zedem.livejournal.com]

*sends waterproofs* A bit grim out there today, isn't it? At least the howling gales have stopped...

[dyddgu.livejournal.com]

Do you get the thing where readers are too numpty to put their books in a bag when it's wet?
(oh, actually, maybe not anymore, but that's my GRRRR for today)
I am very glad I persuaded knirirr to let us come by car today.

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

*dons sou'wester*

They might have stopped for you :S

So. Very. Grim.

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

*g* No, not anymore, but I'm sure they're having that back at my old library. Apparently they think paper is waterproof...

I'm hoping my poor major_jim remembered a change of clothes for work, because cycling through this? *shivers*

[hab318princess.livejournal.com]

I'd start worrying if the rain flows upwards...

Yep, I should have taken an umbrella too..!



(Sorry, I work in a hospital and just got the image of a platoon of Judoon on the moon...)

[pwcorgigirl.livejournal.com]

Skylights seem to be the thing in library design. Our little town library had an extensive remodel twenty years ago and skylights were put in along with polished metal vanes here and there to increase the natural light. The latter aspect was ultimately moot since the skylights leaked so much they were taken out, along with an entire floor's worth of water-ruined carpet. It was a nice idea done in by using the cheapest possible materials.

I think we've been teleported into a freezer. It was so cold last night I couldn't get warm enough to fall asleep, so I got up and checked the heat. The mister had it turned down so far it was essentially "off," so I sneaked and turned it up a little so that I could stand to sleep without the quilt over my head.

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

Hee. It's more or less stopped now, I think, but I was getting slightly worried for a while there!

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

People reading like light. Sadly, that doesn't always go well with books... That sounds like an utter disaster - water's even worse for books than fire :S

Oh noes! I understand the need to save on energy bills, but it sounds a bit too chilly. Brrrr!

[hab318princess.livejournal.com]

I know, seems to be lightening here to

(Alas, no Doctor in sight)