I love being a library science student. I love having a library that lets patrons check out 100 books at a time.
I went to the library tonight for my Library Materials for Children class, and for my Storytelling class, and I came home with two huge bags full of books. I got just a bit carried away. I have to read The Book of Three for Library Materials for Children, and I ended up grabbing The Black Cauldron and The Castle of Llyr as well. I'm sure that next time I'm at the library I'll be picking up The High King and Taran, Wanderer.
My plan for this evening is to sit and read as much as one can possibly read in one evening all while drinking as much tea as one can possibly drink in one evening. I'm quite happy with life right now. You wanna see half my stash? This is all the books from one of my bags of books ...
(and one last thing - I cut my hair today. I'm sure you're all interested, but I'm slightly traumatized by the shortness. I mean, I know it's only five inches, but that's almost half a foot - and half a foot, as we all know, is right up there next to being a foot! And a foot, as we all know, is dangerously close to being 5 feet - and when you get all the way up to five feet you're just 7 and a quarter inches away from how tall I am! So if you put it that way, it really was quite a bit of hair I got chopped off today. Lets see if the husband notices!)
3 comments:
sweetie, paste a picture of how long your hair is from behind!
Marcia - your wish is my command
E - thank you! I'm super excited about the whole librarian thing ... welcome to my blog! If you come back and read this, where is yours? Your profile is hidden so I can't find it!
Tunia - I read Johnny Tremain back when I was that age and was disappointed - I think because it was my friend Meg's favorite book. She'd hyped it up so much, but I've just never been one for historical fiction. ::shrugs::
That's ok, E. Whenever you get one, I'll be right there reading it!
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