Lockup Library – retail therapy edition Shawshank, March 3, 2021 Yesterday, I had a lot nervous energy. We were closed, so I told NewGirl I was going for a walk. And walk I did. Right to the second hand store that just opened again. After a twenty minute wait, I went right the the book section. Within seconds, I had a couple of books. The Twilight actually has the Life and Death novel where it’s gender changed. New Moon – just because. And the 50 Shades? Why not? Might as well have the crappy fanfic of the Saga. Don’t you judge me… 💀 I’ll admit, I felt better afterwards. I really did. And the best thing, all for $5 They’re already in the bookcase. Question: should I take my grammas Louis L’Amour books? She’s offered them for me to read. Who knows, maybe I’ll be in the mood for a good western novel. They used to be my grandfathers. Until next time, book nerds! Lockup Library anxietyblogbloggerbookbook bloggerbook haulbook loverbooksjournalpersonal blogreadingtalking about booksTinyTown
Lockup Library Book haul – just one this time January 18, 2021January 18, 2021 I know, I know. I said a couple of days ago, that I probably wouldn’t buy books while in SlightlyBiggerTown, because the second hand store was closed on Saturday. I was in the local “general” store. Kind of like a tiny Walmart, and there’s a little section of books. I… Read More
Lockup Library Guest Post: On Favorites February 17, 2021February 16, 2021 Without further adieu, this week has a very special guest poster – my beautiful wife, Crystal. A woman of many talents: she tries to juggle, she has amazing flow, mother of cats, breaker of bread, Queen of the Andals, etc etc. When Shawshank initially asked me to write something for… Read More
Lockup Library Lockup Library – some of the books I read last year – part 2 February 13, 2021February 13, 2021 Welcome back, book nerds! I know you’ve been on the edge of your seats, with bated breath – just waiting for part two. Well, your wishes have been answered! So without further adieu, here’s part two of some of the books I read last year, or as I like to… Read More