Bookshelf of Shame
Hey guys - do you think my bookshelf is too small?

No really - what's your opinion?
Good God. Despite the fact that it's hideoso (a gift from the mother in law), it looks like it just had a litter of puppies. This is my one and only bookshelf, people.
I also have a few boxes of books in the basement, which somehow manage to spew books back upstairs every time I look at them.
It's time. TIME. My birthday is later this month (I'm zzhrhhg years old, and no I won't speak up) and I think I'll ask for a new shelf. Or at least some Ikea money for a new shelf. Someone who has reached the age of zzrhrrrg has reached the age of owning a proper bookshelf.
Made of wood. Like normal people own. (Or, in the case of Ikea - at least made of particle board.)
As for this wrought-iron thing, who knows where it will go? Oh, the exciting journey to the Goodwill or the basement or maybe craigslist! Exciting adventures await!


1 Comments:
I think the true measure of a bookshelf is not its beauty (or puppy bearing capacity), but to what degree you have to share it. All yours? Congratulations, you've got it made. Your books tussling with office supplies, preschool arts and crafts, ancient tax returns, cursive writing workbooks, the occasional fossilized snack? Condolences, your bookshelf (and very possibly, your life) is schizophrenic.
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