Rastro in León, Spain, September 2011 |
From classics to whimsical,
biographies, poetry, art,
Spanish, history, more. . .
Literature rich; juvenile, English, American, short
stories,
anthologies in volumes, hardbacks,
tattered paperbacks,
selections and topics galore.
Collections of a lifetime,
hours scanning rare-books
and second-hand stores.
A surreal sign atop a can. . .
A surreal sign atop a can. . .
“A
library for the giving, a library for the taking. . .
Donations at the door”. .
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continuing to hold you up in prayer my sister. May you know the peace that passes understanding as this new life unfolds!
ReplyDeleteOh sweet books....the truest of friends. The smell of old parchment makes me a little weak in the knees. Just a few months ago I finished our third floor into a library. Dark walls, old leather chairs and a record player. My idea of heaven.
ReplyDeleteYou will love again. There are always more, tucked into a shelf, tossed thoughtlessly in a box....awaiting you.
Thanks Julie,
ReplyDeleteWho would have thought that our time as brief adolescents separated by decades would come back together sharing faith and blogs? I so appreciate you and your love and support.
Chantel,
I love reading your words. I love words well chosen and placed creatively. You do both as if you were painting a verbal canvas. I can see and smell that wonderful library of yours. What a great investment!
Yes, I will have to read and enjoy what I have (and that could take some time, you know!) Just like the bumper sticker, So many books, so little time!
And I'm soothed that wonderful reads were gifted to so many who will also love and cherish them.
Saludos Querida.