IS THE INTERNET ON?
IS THIS ON?
CAN YOU HEAR ME!!!
AHEM.
So, I am very busy today working on some new prototypes. Well, I don't know if they're prototypes. I just don't know what to call them.
See, I was at my creek this morning, and it was very good for me, what with the fall and the leaves and the nature and the quiet. I thought:
Maybe there is some way to bring some of this to the library with me.
I can be pretty literal.
Here are the first two:
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I respond to pretty much every comment. It's like a free personalized blog post!
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I like your literal library. My library visits would be much more entertaining (to me) if I never knew whether I would be greeted by, say, a deer...umm...wherever that deer is. The tree, not so surprising. You might be surprised by how many libraries have trees, in a broad spectrum from real to realistic and with a wide range of themes.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't be surprised by how many libraries have trees, partly because I visit libraries, and partly because I read Every Library I Can! Though these New Hampshire libraries seem to have more Grandfather Clocks than trees.
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