Do you go to the library?

@cherokeepatti who knows, It may have been near closing time

@Orca4950 One time when my daughter was a young teen I took her to the university art museum. There weren’t very many people there and it was on a Sunday afternoon right after it opened up. The security guard followed us around like she thought we were going to steal some piece of artwork. I had talked to my daughter about not touching anything and to talk in a low voice and all of those manners you would have in such a place and she was doing very well. She was tiptoeing around trying to be stealth about it too. Like my daughter said we were not the only people in the museum for her to direct her attention to, and we weren’t dressed in raggedy clothes either. I don’t know what her problem was but we never went back. And my daughter was in art classes at school and did very well in them so it was like a slap in the face to be treated that way.

@Orca4950 Or you got a volume "FLAGGED" ? 😄

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@AliceinWonderland After I am finished with the Way of Kings four book series, I plan to order some of Branden Sanderson's other series.

@4meAndyou im reading "the robe" by lloyd c. douglas

@AliceinWonderland Just read the review! Sounds like an excellent read!

@cherokeepatti that's too bad.

@AliceinWonderland they tried to fill a need for this side of the city but fell flat. The library is so small there’s not much space for very many books. I don’t see many cars there and the only time is when students need to use computers for homework, sometimes it’s busy then. I could place an order for specific books if I look them up on their website but then have to wait till they are returned and pick them up separately.

@cherokeepatti Knowledge is power patti,so they say.Truth must rate far higher,and I am betting the bastards will not allow public access to it.Ask the vatican 😉

@saragoodtimes I used to go to Hastings to rent a video or two and end up staying all afternoon browsing through books and would always buy at least one book. They offered coffee so I’d sit down and read between browsing. I miss that store.

@cherokeepatti nice thing about ours I can grab a cup of coffee and snuggle up in my robe. no dressing needed. and it's open 24/7,

@SW-User gross

@AliceinWonderland yup. started just buying books online, then got a kindle

@pedrohedgerow nope! thanks for your input.

@AliceinWonderland Welcome,and Good Bless.

@Bri89 go to the library's website?

@Montanaman that's really good!

@Montanaman serial killer?

@pancakeslam sex trafficking, rape and murder.

@therighttothink50 Yes they had a problem at the central library and had to shut it down and fumigate it. They later removed most of the carpeting. That library was close to a homeless shelter and many homeless would hang out there all day. Since they built new libraries the old building is used as a warming shelter for the homeless during the cold months.

@therighttothink50 you can go to a store and buy clothing or other textiles and bring home bedbugs. You’d be surprised at the number of people who will return items that are worn and the stores will accept them , it was happening at the Walmart where I worked. One young woman (student aged) brought back about 2 dozen clothing items, they smelled funky bad she had worn them so long. And when she was carrying the to the service desk her arms were up and I saw a cardboard price tag still attached to the back of the shorts she was wearing. I guess she does this to keep from having to buy soap & fabric softener & putting quarters in the machines at the laundromat.

@ZombiesAteMyArm what kind of books? some people get dvds.

@AliceinWonderland The ones you read

@FreestyleArt I think Commies go for such things first, can’t have people knowledgeable about the history of it. Ironically at the little new library a mile from my house on my first visit I found a recent book about Cannibalism and it made quite a bit of references to China. Explained that a lot famines in their history caused it to become more acceptable and the avante-garde crowd in China in the 60’s thought it was acceptable, how common I don’t know.

@cherokeepatti at the same time when the Chinese teenagers kicking Bookshelves. I saw a Poster about the U.S. Military. I can't really describe the code. Title said"The new Army of the U.S." it had a code in the background behind the Title. I couldn't figure out. This was few years ago

@pancakeslam Our library here in Plymouth, MA has waived fines for the past 2 years, as a public service for people confined with covid.

@SW-User It shows

@SW-User Shut up and love me

@SW-User I'm at the library reading right now on how to love 🤫

@empanadas :O

@AliceinWonderland the face of the devil

@empanadas 😈👿👹
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