Musing Mondays

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Today’s MUSING MONDAYS post is about the library…


How often do you visit the library? Do you have a scheduled library day/time, or do you go whenever? Do you go alone, or take people with you?

Here are my answers,
I usually go to the library once a week.There is no special day or time as it is sited near the main shops in the town so whenever I shop I pop in. They have expanded the hours now to close at 7pm. on some nights, so during the Summer if I fancy a drive in the car I'll head for the library.
My library jaunts are usually on my own, years ago when my girls were small we checked out the books one night after leaving school and usually came away with an armful!!!
Above is my latest library stash,(sorry the photo isn't too clear)none have been read yet . I keep renewing them so thay can sometimes be in my possesson for quite a while.
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Comments

Yvonne said…
Looks like you have some good reads there. I only get audio books and DVDS from the library, but that's because of my huge TBR.
23 February 2009 at 13:23
Jane said…
The boys and I go most weeks, I very rarely get the opportunity to go on my own
23 February 2009 at 14:30
Anonymous said…
I renew lots of my library books too - sometimes I have to return them unread because someone has reserved them.
23 February 2009 at 15:29
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