Well, it’s time for another round of Around The Internet, where I share some of the really cool things I’ve seen on the internet.

• I could have sworn I had shared this list of space-saving bookshelves, but it’s something to consider.
• It’s pretty easy to find good fish tacos here in San Diego, but this Fish Taco Bowl does sound really good right now.
• It’s interesting to see why people don’t use star ratings on goodreads.
• When it’s finally cool enough to use the oven and not die of heat, I plan on making this meatball parmesan casserole.
• It would be interesting to see a lot of these books as some sort of tv show.
• I don’t listen to audiobooks often enough, but I really need to start listening to the audio books I get from audible.  There are great things about print/e-books and audio, but at least there are different formats to fit what’s going on in my life.  I do like listening to audio books when I crochet and on my commute to work.
• The library tends to be my default when I need to donate books, but it’s good to know there are other options.
• I really love these pictures of bioluminescent plankton.
• Airports are very interesting places indeed.
• Lemon bars sound really good right now.
• Speaking of food, unsalted tends to be my go-to because you can always add more salt, but you can’t take salt out.
• I may have to try out some of these recipes– summer is when my crock-pot gets used the most, but I like the idea of recipes that require no cooking.
• I want, like, all of these tote bags.
• In general, I tend to be in the camp go with whatever scents you like, but it is interesting that I am both a Gemini, and a fan of lavender.  It’s an interesting idea, pairing scents with astrology.
• I really like a lot of these book holders.  I’m pretty sure I’d only use a cookbook holder, but they’re still cool to look at!
• I don’t know if I could keep my goodreads TBR shelf at 100 books, but I’m impressed with people who can.  I do go through it occasionally and get rid of books I no longer want to read.  And this year, I’ve been pretty good about actually reading books on it, so it feels like it’s getting smaller.
• If you’re a Murderino, you’ll probably like this list of books recommended by the hosts of My Favorite Murder.  I love My Favorite Murder, and I totally recommend it if you like true crime and comedy.
• I love my local library, and I’d be lost without it.  I completely agree with this blog post about how useful libraries are. I can’t say that I’m surprised that someone would write an article about how getting rid of libraries would save taxpayers money, but they always seem to be written by 1- someone who’s never worked in a library and 2- someone who’s privileged enough to not need the resources of the library.
• I disagree with some of the frozen foods some of these editors won’t buy since it seems so much easier to buy frozen pizza and tv dinners for when I don’t want to cook and don’t have any leftovers to eat.  I think the only frozen bread I’ve seen is garlic bread…and I don’t get the obsession with Halo Top  that people seem to have.  Especially since they use the fact that it’s low-calorie to eat the whole container, which makes no sense at all.  But whatever floats your boat, I guess.
• As a medical receptionist, I complete agree with #9 and #13.  Also #24.  I could do a whole post about those points specifically (as well as some other things I see often).  I mean, I won’t, but I could.  I think this list is something to think about.

Until next time, everyone!