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Kathy,
What I delight! How did you "find" me? I remember you well,as does Bo. Bo is home for the summer and will be finishing his MFA as the University of Arizona this Fall. I found LibraryThing through his roommate when he was at Montevallo. I have so many books, that I use "tags" to find them. I also buy and sell on Ebay. I collect 1st edition Pulitzer Prizes in both fiction and Poetry. Enough of me.

Your academic world is changing with you new school. Good luck. We changed schools 3 years ago and it was and experience.

The Rufus Floyd Library under board member of Patti Shields is focusing on young adults much like the Gadsden Public. Lots of activities. Any input from your part would be appreciated.

Enough. thanks for finding me.

Jim
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