in Iowa & there was a shortage of schools so I attended school in a church across town from where we lived. It was about an 18 block walk for me-alone everyday. My Momma was very sick, she did not have her own car and I had two younger brothers at home, so she couldn't take me. The moral of this rather sad story is this: my walk took me by the public library and although I don't have alot of memories of that year...I do remember that what I wanted more than ANYTHING, was to be able to go in that big brick building, get my own library card and check out a big armful of books. : ) When I got older I did finally get my own library card and I remember fondly the book mobile coming to the small town where I lived and being able to get a whole stack of books (heaven) and I would read to my hearts content. When my children were little-reading was a, never to be missed daily ritual, no matter where we were-at home, in a hotel, a hot air balloon or a tent....(just kidding about the hot air balloon). : )
No day is complete for me if it doesn't involve some time to read....reading takes me to places I've never been and helps me unwind at the end of the day. A favorite summer read of mine is Shauna Niequists, Cold Tangerines.
I find this office/library to be divine- I could be sitting at that desk right now with my laptop,blogging. nice. |
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