Box of Books
After a recently cleaning my book shelves I made a big decision. Being the bibliophile that I am it was quite heavy but I believe necessary.
Only one issue left...
What do you do with a banana box full of books?
Fortunately, the answer to that question was an easy one.
Take it to Better World!
Now I get to enjoy my piles of books I actually may read one of these days along with my other important mementos from life.
Top shelf: Childcraft books my parents read, flower girl basket from dear Mr&Mrs Smith and Mr&Mrs Ross weddings.
Bottom shelf: (it is actually the fifth shelf - this book case my brother and dad built for me when I was in high school and is 7.5 feet tall.)
Stack of Polaroids from adventures with people I love. A postcard from the child I sponsor in Kenya - she drew a repeat pattern!, old book about textiles given to me by one of my old men who wasn't so old but passed on, and a framed photo of Section 5 whom I love and miss.
Any book that I hadn't read and never intended to read or had no aesthetic value was DISCARDed.
Only one issue left...What do you do with a banana box full of books?
Fortunately, the answer to that question was an easy one.
Take it to Better World!
Now I get to enjoy my piles of books I actually may read one of these days along with my other important mementos from life.Top shelf: Childcraft books my parents read, flower girl basket from dear Mr&Mrs Smith and Mr&Mrs Ross weddings.
Bottom shelf: (it is actually the fifth shelf - this book case my brother and dad built for me when I was in high school and is 7.5 feet tall.)
Stack of Polaroids from adventures with people I love. A postcard from the child I sponsor in Kenya - she drew a repeat pattern!, old book about textiles given to me by one of my old men who wasn't so old but passed on, and a framed photo of Section 5 whom I love and miss.
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