I thought you migft enjoiy this. i love the tree library/
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This is a new concept!
Like those bookshelves in b&bs and holiday cottages “if you take a book, please leave another here.”
Brilliant idea … they have them in Germany … cabinets where people pick up and leave their books and it works fine – but that’s in Germany … I guess even in Sweden everything will be gone over night. Thanks for sharing.
What a smart idea… Any examples to see on the internet? I’ll check. By the way, I just found and responded to your email after zipping thou 50% of the 5000+ emails in my box. Do you still receive my blog posts? Just checking as someone mentioned they no longer do; even though they subscribed. Strange! Anyway,. the contact for WP concerns is: help@wordpress.com
Thank you!
i do receive yout emails buyt i’m not vommenting at teh momrnt; typing lefthansws so just hittiubdc ‘like’
No worries dear and do feel and get better soon…
Necessity is the mother of many things and books are a valued part of life. Hooray for the pop-up library, I hope that your pain is diminishing. I miss you and you have definitely left a void which is kind of nice for you to know because you get to see how much we all value you and your perspective on life and your keen sense of humour.
Excellent, one of the neat things about poverty is that it leads to creativity. Dianne
Wonderful! I’m far from happy about this whole business: so short sighted to close so many libraries…
Thanks for the reblog. I see your arm isn’t any better. Darn. Or maybe you aren’t a good typist.
Such a fantastic idea