OEDear ...

[blamebrampton]

I accidentally attended a book sale today, but was very restrained and only purchased language books that I actually need for my appalling French and Italian, and a couple of history tomes, which are [Poll #1580212]And lil, thank you for your comment! I had to delete and start again because the poll was not working for me, hope it does this time!

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[alicambs.livejournal.com]

How do you 'accidently' attend a book sale? :-)

[shu-shu-sleeps.livejournal.com]

Happens all the time, book sellers are notoriously dangerous types who set out to trap the unwary buyer into spending lots of money on important things that spread literacy and good grammar around the world. I'm sure there's a rabid politician out there something who thinks it should be stopped:)

[alicambs.livejournal.com]

I'll remember that for the next time that hubby whinges when I head for a book shop. :-)

[anthraxia.livejournal.com]

I have this theory that bibliophiles are implanted with some kind of magnetic device in early childhood that bookshops are able to use to pull us into the store. It's the only way I can explain the involuntary change in direction when I try to walk past a bookshop.

[blamebrampton.livejournal.com]

It was up the road from the wool sale ;-)


(In truth, I was walking back from the knitting shop when I saw a sign saying 'member only sale', at which point, I realised I was in fact a member of that bookshop!)