I've seen several in towns I've lived in in the pas few years. The most immediate answer that comes to mind is an old children wardrobe. The doors can close, maybe you can add a strong magnet so it resists wind, or even a padlock with the combination written on the door...
You can also ask your town official if you may repurpose a payphone for instance.

Maintain them in place for as long as it takes to the glue to set.
BItches like this who haven't suffered enough to realize their intense stupidity sicken me.

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Nice! Ok I'd have a permanent bold "I love you" and "sorry", that would even be really practical as I'd just have to show the words instead of apologizing again... And these days I'd have a bold "it's hoooot". Probably also platypus from times to times, but as for the other ones, it would vary and I'm not sure what I'd have. What for you?

That's pretty simple, if we like it, we'll like it without you having to tell us, and until we stop liking it you can post more of your cute socks :)

I reckon I expressed my point very poorly and did only deliver the first half of my thought. What I meant is that this post is entitled "what a good dad!" and to me that implies someone with a lower income would not have been able to do that and it can create an impression that you need to throw 30$ on useless stuff to be a good parent, which can harm some people. I used to do charity work with poor children and more than once I've seen parents worrying and thinking they were not good enough because they couldn't afford some ridiculous things like a themed birthday party, so it reminded me of them.
As for my work yes, I did have a blast making booklets that were then given for free to children. The museum decided it was a nice gesture, and it was available to anyone in the area. I didn't waste my own time and 2$ worth of paper formy own fun with, I just happen to have found the right path and love my work.
I don't live in a glass house, I've just seen too many people struggling.

Yes you're right. I meant only "industrial" sugar.

No, she left either a blank note of probably something that said "are you ok?" and the girl was the one who wrote "I need help".

Yes, they are superhumans. I'm just a weakling and could not live where they live. My region will be my reversed Noah's Ark when climate change heats up the rest of the planet like a frying pan.

Also notice the lady is transgender or crossdressing, as this is the face of a male cat.

I'm a girl.

I'm betrayed, I've always been told and believed that a scientist working with AIDS monkeys made a mistake with his scalpel and cut his finger through his glove at the same time as he cut the monkey.