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Bed and book.
At the beachhouse sand got into everything. The bed, where I plopped down after a swim. The shower floor was gray and white, some sort of art project, because the shower didn't drain properly. Wet towels. Damp everything. We're leaving in a few hours. Morning too, which was strange. Why not just stay the day and get more out of it ( Read more... ) -
The letter W.
While the local PL may have won awards in the past, it misses some points in the connectivity aspect. Or maybe true connectivity doesn't yet exist/isn't currently attainable in the way that I imagine/hope for it to be. To wit: currently checked out books show in the PL website, which is plugged into worldcat, which in turn is plugged into amazon &c ( Read more... ) -
Arguments for an electronic book reader.
- One will never trip on the many piles (colonies!) of books and magazines that dot the living room and bedroom landscape.
- Freed from physical shelving, space will be regained.
- Indexing and searching will be facilitated.
- Data has a half-life of at least 500 years vs deadwood format's significantly shorter.
- One will never trip on the many piles (colonies!) of books and magazines that dot the living room and bedroom landscape.
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