Written for: The Twiglets #275 - world of words My Thesaurus is my world of alternate worlds. As a child I gazed in awe at the many shelves stocked with book at the library. I wondered if anyone had read them all. in her eyes he could read all the words she could not say His friend Bob bought a dictionary to increase his vocabulary. Look here, Fred, Bob said, at the word 'spoon-fed'. Your photo should appear here for clarity. https://thetwiglets.wordpress.com/
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These are all clever. I, too, wondered if anyone had read all the books in the library. Then, I got older and realized not all books are worth the time but enough are to keep me at it.
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Exactly! Thanks, Debi.
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I remember talking to an elder lady who had a very extensive home library – some walls up to the ceiling. She mentioned that when she had her cleaning people come in she only required them to dust up to about 8 feet… Maybe all the way once or twice a year. I thought of the Vatican library of all those gilded books – never read. And then all the Little Free Libraries where books are exchanged quite reqularlly. I’d rather go to those Little Free Libraries. 😀
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Absolutely! Floor to ceiling is too intimidating.
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If one had floor to ceiling shelves they need a library ladder too!! 😀
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I love the first one. Very clever.
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Thanks, Misk!
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