Thank you Esko rummage sales! #librarian #score
This is the most awesome charm ever! I am so jealous! Now, please excuse me while I go troll etsy or ebay or wherever to try and find one for myself…..
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“So shines a good deed in a weary world.”
I have seen Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory more times than I can count. It was my favorite movie as a kid, and I used to watch it over and over on a VHS tape that we had recorded off of TV. I’m watching it on TV right now actually even though I own it, of course, but I still almost always stop and watch it when I see it’s on TV. And every time it ends I still feel sort of sad because it’s over again, even though I know I can watch it again anytime.
The Second Happiest Day by John Phillips (front cover, A Bantam Giant, A1368, copyright © 1953)
Oh, I would totally read this! I might have to track it down on AbeBooks….
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under the bar at Ferris and Jack. #librarylove (at MileNorth, A Chicago Hotel)
This must be where they keep all the illegal moonshine and extra strong hooch—“For librarians only.”
Isadora Duncan’s (in)famous memoir, My Life, is being re-released this month in a revised and updated edition. Check the click-through link for The New York Review of Books essay, “The Ecstasy of a Modern Romantic,” by Joan Acocella.
This book has been on my “to read” list for a little while. I’ll have to see if we’re getting it at my library.
Vintage sunglasses from the Accesorios de Vestido y Calzado collection at the Museo del Objeto del Objeto in Mexico City.
Looks like an awesome museum!
1961 Motorola | Artist: Charles Schridde - Via
The additional shag carpeting on the stairs is a nice touch.
John Green, Paper Towns (via kerryquotesquotes)
John Green is quite possibly the king of malapropisms. Discuss.
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