It's like David Malki! went with us on our last Half-Price Books run.
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5 comments:
This sounds strangely familiar...
“When I get a little money I buy books; and if any is left I buy food and clothes.” Erasmus
Hello, my name is Don McClarey. I am a biblio-addict. (Hides face in shame).
When two biblio-philes marry, a capacious basement to hold the ever growing collection is an absolute must.
One can sell books on e-bay. Of course then there is the temptation to buy other books, lots of other books, on e-bay.
I believe with all my heart that the meek shall inherit the earth, but when I view my books, I suspect that they may inherit my house.
Ohmigosh! I was just about to post that cartoon on my blog, it so perfectly captured our family's philosophy of library building.
Oh that is so me.
I don't know what you guys are talking about
(dodges books falling over from library).
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