I recently found a new blog to stalk by following a link from another blog. It's a good way to broaden your horizons. Each Wednesday Miss Dixie at French Lique, Texas, posts a new word and challenges bloggers to post pictures appropriate to the theme of the week. After browsing the pictures of just some of the books that are scattered all over my house, you can jump on over to French Lique if you like just by clicking the link. You may decide that you want to join Wordless Wednesday as well.
11 comments:
Hi!
Your books are so nicely organized with your decor. Very cute.
Thanks. I just didn't make pictures of the ones stacked all over the floor. LOL!!
Love those books and the arched bookshelf! I spied Abe Lincoln in the first picture, too!
Thanks for stopping by to see me ☺
Thanks for your comment on the bookshelf. I build houses, and since I built this one, I designed the bookcases.
we have the 1776 book, too!
I love the way you have your books displayed, very nice. The arched builtin is fabulous! Kathy
HAPPY WORDLESS WEDNESDAY
LOVE YOUR BOOKS BUT AM DROOLING OVER THAT ARCHED BOOKCASE....SO VERY PRETTY
VERY NICE POST
BLESSINGS
debbie
HEY THERE,
I JUST CAME BACK TO YOUR POST TO SEE THE COW PAINTING---BEAUTIFUL I MIGHT ADD..LOVE IT..
BUT
MY INTEREST IS READING ABOUT ARKANSAS
MY IN-LAWS...I LIKE WHAT SOMEONE SAID TODAY IN-LOVE...GREW UP IN MALVERN, ARKANSAS.....I KNOW THAT IS A WAYS FROM CAMDEN...THEY RETIRED IN BELLA VISTA AND THEN MOVED TO TULSA.
I THANK A.J. HAD SOME RELATIVES IN CAMDEN...I MAY BE WRONG...I'LL HAVE TO ASK..BUT IT MAY BE ON GRANDMA LAURA'S SIDE....
HIS NAME IS AL RAGAN...WE SPELL OUR NAME JUST A LITTLE DIFFERENT.
ANY WAY...I THOUGHT I WOULD MENTION THAT IN CASE WE ARE RELATED...AS CHRISTIANS WE ARE ANY WAY
BLESSINGS
debbie
it's so good to know that I'm not the only one with books in every room... I have promised Ricky to try to consolidate... but so far... i am successless... ;) thanks for sharing on WW and for visiting my blog... I love visitors! blessings. Dixie
We have books in almost every room also:) My husband and I both are very dangerous in a bookstore- I'm hoping they come up with a patch for this addition!
Great post!
Linda C
When I moved to Houston, I took *47 cartons* of books to the Malvern Public Library for their book sale. Some of mine actually ended up in the permanent collection; many more went for the sale. The library burned in 2001 with absolutely no insurance (amazing). So the rebuild was the work of many volunteers and some grant money. I figured the books I'd collected over the years would help, at least to raise money.
I've lived here a year and half and there are books everywhere, including a pile by my chair.
I'm hopeless...
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