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Cake day: January 23rd, 2025

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    Angel

    Sarah McLachlan


    Spend all your time waiting

    For that second chance

    For a break that would make it okay

    There’s always some reason

    To feel not good enough

    And it’s hard at the end of the day

    I need some distraction

    Oh a beautiful release

    Memories seep from my veins

    Let me be empty

    Oh and weightless and maybe

    I’ll find some peace tonight

    In the arms of the angel

    Fly away from here

    From this dark cold hotel room

    And the endlessness that you fear

    You are pulled from the wreckage

    Of your silent reverie

    You’re in the arms of the angel

    May you find some comfort here

    So tired of the straight line

    And everywhere you turn

    There’s vultures and thieves at your back

    And the storm keeps on twisting

    You keep on building the lies

    That you make up for all that you lack

    It don’t make no difference

    Escaping one last time

    It’s easier to believe

    In this sweet madness

    Oh this glorious sadness

    That brings me to my knees

    In the arms of the angel

    Fly away from here

    From this dark cold hotel room

    And the endlessness that you fear

    You are pulled from the wreckage

    Of your silent reverie

    You’re in the arms of the angel

    May you find some comfort here

    You’re in the arms of the angel

    May you find some comfort here






  • I hope the next time someone pays in front of you, it’s for a single, inexpensive item. Also, it’s the slowest person you’ve ever seen and they start paying in cash, come up short, make up the difference in a hand-written, personal cheque. Then they remember they have a coupon. It’s expired. The cashier calls for a manager override. The customer writes another check for the new balance. Before handing it over, the customer remarks the price label looks incorrect. The cashier gets a price check, confirms the new correct price. Another manager override. Another check. The cashier takes up the cash and realizes one of the coins is of a foreign denomination. The manager is over it by now and tries to pay for the item, but the customer is too proud and insists on paying for it themself, remarking they’ve “never taken a handout in their life.” One of the less patient customers behind you jokingly asks if they’d like to round up for charity. Turns out they very much would and that’s about when the pen begins running out of ink, but they’re determined to make it work.