A. E. Fisher

@bluenoselibrarian.bsky.social

Walking reference library looking for a place to happen. Trans rights are human rights. Anyone who has a problem with this has a problem with me. aefisherns on That Other Site. (cishet F; she/her)

Is there anyone that follows me from Halifax, NS that could do me a huge help and take a look at a book in the Halifax Public Library? There's an obscure autobiography that might have something relevant to a story I'm working on.

The individual sitting across the cubicle row from me is being sonorous enough that I can hear them through my tunes, the set of noise-cancelling earbuds, and the set of over-ear noise-reducing headphones I am wearing over the earbuds. Joyous.

He believes the potentially tainted berries crossed the border because in 2022, Driscoll’s removed the food safety and compliance tracking system it had for Canada in order to sell more here.   I don’t buy US produce but I’m not ever touching a Driscoll berry again . www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

Whistleblower alleges millions of Driscoll’s berries sent to Canada with excess chemical levels | CBC News

A whistleblower lawsuit in California is alleging millions of pounds of Driscoll's fruit containing non-compliant levels of pesticides and chemicals crossed the border into Canada, and the company tri...

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I want to make an individual post that cannot be retweeted. I'm going to try this one. Give it like 2 minutes after you see it before you try to repost it and let me know if you can. Because apparently I have to change the settings after it has posted.

stand up for trans people: it is the right thing to do and it just will not hurt you, not now, not in this environment and maybe folks can start to relearn that trans people are pretty fucking cool, actually

It just screened at tiff but you can watch it on the NFB site A 12-min doc about kids growing up in HRM Asian restaurants featuring the original owners of Shengs Truly Tasty May Garden Fongs Yum Yum Fung Wah Star Anise <- where the filmmaker Sylvia Mok grew up www.nfb.ca/film/restaur...

Restaurant Kids

For many children of Halifax’s Chinese restaurateurs, the family restaurant was more than a business. It was a second home, a classroom and a workplace. Through intimate conversations …

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