The snow has stopped,
I’m feeling a little tired,
and,
lazy,
I was perusing,
bookshelf porn,
love that sight,
sometimes,
I look at the pictures,
and,
captions,
come to mind,
for example:
Looks like my room:-)
or
Ohhhh, soooo, cuuuute
or,
Those fancy brackets,
could vastly improve the look,
of my bookshelves.
Or,
Jeeez, some people say my store is messy:-)
or,
or,
bookshops reflect light,
differently,
or,
I love the name,
I love the look,
and I hope,
this doesn’t happen.
Sad,
to see so many bookstores closing,
but,
that’s progress I guess?
Later girls,
BB
We’ve lost lots here in Toronto too. That bookstores are closing is awful and strange and sad. Is it progress? What we know is that it’s change: whether it’s a change that has progress of something attached to it is something that only time will tell.
It’s not progress when bookstores close, it’s tragedy. I have bought more books in the last two years than I have in the previous ten, all thanks to those infernal devices. I can’t bear the thought of a world without bookstores or without paper books at all.
Before this latest buying craze I was always a library patron. I’m too poor to buy everything I read but I’m doing my part to keep my local stores in business.
Hear, hear, and we also have to keep libraries going:-)
Well, obviously as a bookstore owner and lover, I don’t think their more and more frequent closings is a good thing. I hope I will never see their demise.
A world without bookstores is a world I don’t want to live in.
You said it, brother!!
Sorry I’ve been offline so much lately. Lovely post, I especially love the one with the cat đŸ™‚ Also, your bookstore was quite neat and tidy, any neater and tidier and it couldn’t have been a bookstore! – especially in comparison to the ones shown. heh
Hey, world traveller:-) Nice to hear from you, my bookstore isn’t neat but, thanks for saying so:-)