It is funny how objects and subjects surface and resurface together. You will be thinking about someone one day, and then the next day you run into them. I often wonder if coincidences are real. what do you think?
February 15, 2009
How to Care for Books
April is coming near. This means two things for Katie and I: Graduation and moving. In anticipation of the move I have started to gather boxes and pack certain things we don't use that often. Some of those things include books. The other night I was placing books in a box when Katie interrupted me to inform me that if I didn't want to ruin the books, I was to put them spine down. Her knowledge of book care was gained while working at BYU library for most of her undergraduate schooling. This was not the first time I had heard how to pack books correctly. In fact, today as I was cleaning out my nightstand, I found this comic I drew for her during the first year of our marriage:
It is funny how objects and subjects surface and resurface together. You will be thinking about someone one day, and then the next day you run into them. I often wonder if coincidences are real. what do you think?
It is funny how objects and subjects surface and resurface together. You will be thinking about someone one day, and then the next day you run into them. I often wonder if coincidences are real. what do you think?
2 comments:
I have two question and one comment:
1. Do you have bookshelves, and if so, do you shelve your books spine down?
2. Have you read "The Blue Sword" by Robin McKinley? I just finished it and really liked it, and since your sidebar says you like the color blue a lot, I thought you might like it too (especially Katie).
3. That comic made me laugh.
That is the funniest comic I've seen in a while. Mostly because I know the personality of each of the characters.
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