PINATA SHOW

                So, I've been posting everywhere else on the Internet about my       upcoming venture into hosting a show of various Piñatas, and I  might as well do it here as well.  It will be next Sunday, the 29th of May.  More posts forthcoming.  Lookout. 

THE NEMESIS LIST--a new item has been added: Biscoff spread

I bought this evil Belgian cookie spread on a late night grocery shop at the Kroger on Cleveland Ave and 161.  I was pretty sad at the time, so I can't take full responsibility for consciousness, but I still should have known better-it's European and in spread form.  Needless to say, that jar was impressively emptied and subsequently made its home on the Nemesis List of my life.  Right next to Nutella and Peanut Butter. It was amazing while it lasted Biscoff... 

i still really get behind eric carle illustrations

his artwork is just appropriate for children's books and also appreciated by adults. plus i grew up with these illustrations.  

link

the real jackalope... is a sad case

I'D RATHER TAKE THE FANTASY...

great series on writers and their typewriters. swoon.

 link to the whole series of photos

Ol' Hemingway

this what google thinks i'm doing tonight. i loved getting this result.

librarian fashion? this is the idea i would have, maybe should have had, had it not already existed. thank ya.

LIBRARIAN WARDROBES AIN'T SO BAD. ACTUALLY, IN THE SCHEME OF THINGS, THEY'RE PRETTY SWEET. IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE ME. CLICK THIS.

of course i am loving Simen Johan's beast works

via flavorpill

this makes me want deer lips

courtesy of refinery29

"Knowledge is international. Libraries worthy of their name do not limit themselves to books from their own city or their own country" -Peter Johan LOR