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caddymanI seem, for today at least, to have access to my LJ friends’ page at work. Oh, how I’ve missed you all – it’s just not the same reading through everything in one long lump on an evening, when I’m too tired to care. I like to read my friends’ page then too, to be sure, but largely to catch up on my lunchtime reading.
There’re quite a lot of you and some are very prolific.
Anyway, let’s hope that I manage to retain access (mental note to nip off and see if Hotmail works in the Brave New World).
This post is mainly to highlight that fact.
To try and make it additionally interesting, we had a chap come around last night to give us a quote for moving our stuff when we jump ship to join the Ilford Massive. He said, and I quote, “Wow. You have a lot of books!” Mate, you should have seen them a) before the move from Clapham, b) after Furtle’s collection had been added to mine and c) in the pre-cull period before the move from The Athenaeum.
I guess from his reaction that anything more than a couple of paperbacks is unusual.
Not for my friends and me, it isn’t. We at the Carpathia are rank amateurs compared with some of our chums in the home library field.
There’re quite a lot of you and some are very prolific.
Anyway, let’s hope that I manage to retain access (mental note to nip off and see if Hotmail works in the Brave New World).
This post is mainly to highlight that fact.
To try and make it additionally interesting, we had a chap come around last night to give us a quote for moving our stuff when we jump ship to join the Ilford Massive. He said, and I quote, “Wow. You have a lot of books!” Mate, you should have seen them a) before the move from Clapham, b) after Furtle’s collection had been added to mine and c) in the pre-cull period before the move from The Athenaeum.
I guess from his reaction that anything more than a couple of paperbacks is unusual.
Not for my friends and me, it isn’t. We at the Carpathia are rank amateurs compared with some of our chums in the home library field.