friday's and today's posts.
failed.
sunday to monday
i went to syracuse for a picnic
with a bunch of wonderful bookfolk
i didn't take this bag
which holds my swedish bobbin winder
but i received an admonishion
i've heard that one before
a was shown several wonderful books
in the conservation lab at bird library
(and elsewhere)
discussed the pronounciation of basil
isn't it wonderful?
oh, those old,
amazing
manuals
thank you
peter and hope,
david,
hannah,
and bookish picnicers all!
a great jaunt!
i could spend hours looking at old books and manuals...history lessons in pictures.
ReplyDeleteand bookbinders have the best ones of all, i think.
ReplyDeleteooo want! what a great book!
ReplyDeleteronnie, and it has a great story, too. similar story: i found a dard hunter on a junk shop floor for a dollar. first edition.
ReplyDeleteHave we not all repented enough yet? I'm on to celebrating....
ReplyDeleteHappy booking!
magical little sample books...
ReplyDeletevalerie, yes. yes. yes. forgive me!
ReplyDeletethose books were wonderful little instruction manuals!
I love a book-filled day! Sorry about your lost posts...
ReplyDeletethanks, fiona. grrrr about the computer, who's presence in my life is also a great boon.
ReplyDeleterepent you sinner by the book.
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