Today’s video is a classic problem for those of us who love books.
Can anyone relate?
Fun Fridays – November 8, 2024
The Steve Laube Agency
Helping to Change the World…Word by Word
The Steve Laube Agency
Helping to Change the World Word by Word
Helping to Change the World…Word by Word
The Steve Laube Agency
Helping to Change the World Word by Word
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But don’t forget to pass through Periodicals on your way to the cashier.
They crouch upon the creaking shelves
so crowded that wood groans in pain.
They cluck and growl and preen themselves
demanding to be read again.
I flee, then to the laundry room,
solace in the sudsy soap,
but here too the bookshelves loom,
built when kitchen just could not cope
when books in cabinets were stacked.
We eat off cheap paper plates,
and Barb’s Mom’s china sits yet packed
in multi-stickered moving crates
for the day it’s yet to meet
when we’re not reading while we eat.
Me too!
Love it!
That was so good….🤣 me on Amazon when I try to buy JUST ONE.
Every book lover in the world! When the local library has their book sale, I always bring a huge tote just to be able to carry everything. SO. MANY. CHOICES!
I face the shelves daily, with the same anticipation… so many to read! Wow! What a blessing!!!
Me too!
An afterthought.
How many of us read the Bible? I understand boredom is the #1 reason people quit reading it.
Margaret—same thought.
Psalm1/119. . Thrift stores have filled my shelves enough to require periodic gleaning and recycling returning some books back to the stores (hopefully) for others. I haven’t bought a retail priced book in years.