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Tag Archives: Barnes
One of those days
I’m simply going to start shutting my pie-hole about “what’s coming up” on the next day’s blog–because I can-NOT–seem to even get a single, logistical Sputnik off the tarmac, much less into the sky. That being said, I DO intend … Continue reading →
Some days
I love my Nook.
The aesthetics of old books
I happen to be lucky enough to live right near a used bookstore that is a literal BEHEMOTH of a bookstore–I’m talking about the acetone-ridden aircraft carrier with sticks and stacks of shelves . . . two-books deep sometimes, with the … Continue reading →
Barnes & Noble: perpetual canvas
It occurred to me. I like walking around places like the bookstore. I like messing with people. I like taking pictures of stuff. Trifecta, people. I’ve found a regular feature. I’m thinking, once a week, I’m going to waft into … Continue reading →