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CollectionsYour library (3,241), Currently reading (1), To read (2), All collections (3,241)

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Tagsfiction (599), literature (586), music (226), social science (203), biography (192), Women's Studies (184), Political Science (170), African American (156), Religion (151), sociology (131) — see all tags

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About meUnionist; library technician (though I'm a bit sloppy in my own catalog, hurrying to just add the books); neighborhood/community/political activist. Not enough time to read, and have been trying to cut back in activities. But classes and workshop participation happen...Sometimes it's a choice between reading 'it' or doing 'it'.

About my libraryI've added a new account for only sound recordings. I've been adding records from this account to Walkonmyearth2. Is there any way to do a mass/global move?

In the process, I've been weeding (well, not much); have been listening to some exciting, very early folk music. I have to examine it further, but it resembles some of the early Lomax recordings. Thrilling find!

It was a hot July day when I moved from one apartment to another in Saint Paul. Over a hundred boxes of books later, the young, sweat-soaked movers collected their money and said,"We really enjoyed working with you, but if you move again, please don't call us".

I vowed that I wouldn't adopt another book unless there was room on a shelf. That didn't last long - I simply put up more shelves. When I moved into my current apartment, the shelves went up in my living room. I decided a home didn't need a living room per se; I feel very comfortable in my library...so do my guests, whether it's a discussion group, book club, or friends over for the evening.

I came across this site in a library journal and have become addicted (compulsive?) to entering my books. I thought cataloging them would be a great way to weed duplicates or those unwanted from a 'past life'. I'm still playing with my tag classifications, some being rather broad at the moment, some quite definitive.

Cafes and bookstores - I work in a library and I enjoy the scents and textures of books. When I'm close to broke and can't stay away from a bookstore, I stand back and just look. I know that if I touch a book, open it, scan it, I'm starting a relationship with it...too close to purchasing it. Or, as my cat has chosen me, I let my eyes glaze over as I scan the sale books and the book that jumps out at me has a chance of coming home with me.

I've moved over 43 times in my life, yet amazingly enough, I still have some literature books from my high school days years and years ago....mostly Steinbeck, Faulkner, and the Russian authors.

GroupsBBC Radio 3 Listeners

Homepagehttp://walkonmyearth.blogspot.com/

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Member sinceFeb 5, 2007

Currently readingThe Two Percent Solution: Fixing America's Problems in Ways Liberals and Conservatives Can Love by Matthew Miller

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Hi. You received a copy of Neighbor Law from Nolo in the March 2011 Early Reviewers batch. I wanted to see what you thought of it.

Thanks!
Jennifer
Nolo Library Sales & Marketing
I would really, really, REALLY like to see your Facebook Page. I added a Doll group with some pictures. About the only one on Facebook not meaning "dolls"..in the Playboy context or barbies.
I enjoyed your description of your life with Librarything. I was a librarian for 50 years and loved just handling, dipping into the books,any books. For the moment I have just boxed my books in plastic crates in not all that ideal a basement environment. I did job exchanges in London, New Zealand, and then 2 years in the Peace Corps and systematically I purchased books,and realize that I have separate sections for each place. Entering them into Library Thing was a trip to the past and reliving those experiences. I have also used the change cover to add my vast collection of international dolls (or at least start to add them)and I too have music and movies. I wish the bibliographic records for these were also available in Library Thing. (Or are they and I just haven't found them.)
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