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[snowbear94]

Aight. I'm kinda startin' to wess my mords up, so Imma gonna go sleepy bye-bye now.

Nighty-night.

 

[snowbear94]

Time to party!!!

 

[snowbear94]

Winding down for the night.

 

[limr10]

Some kind of party

 

[limr10]

But it does seem like it's a quiet night in Leaderboardland.

 

[limr10]

I'll be starting my nightly toilette very soon.

 

[snerd]

Ode de toilet.

 

[limr10]

For some bizarre unknown reason, I decided that counting my books would be a good sort of "meditation" - a mindless, repetitive action that would help transition my mind to a quieter state and ready for sleep.

 

[limr10]

I am screwed whenever it comes time to move again.

 

[limr10]

I've got 1,200 books.

 

[snerd]

 

[limr10]

The good thing is I'm no longer thinking of the stresses of the day.

 

[limr10]

I would say, "But the bad news is..." but there is no bad news. I love books. I love my books. I look above me as I type and see my 13 volumes of the 1933 OED and it just makes me happy. There are books in every room and they make me happy.

So now I'm nice and calm for bedtime

 

[snerd]

I would say, "But the bad news is..." but there is no bad news. I love books. I love my books. I look above me as I type and see my 13 volumes of the 1933 OED and it just makes me happy. There are books in every room and they make me happy.

So now I'm nice and calm for bedtime

It's scary how much you and my wife are book-addicts.

 

[limr10]

The book that will be joining me in bed is A Russian Journal, a 1947 travelogue written by John Steinbeck and photographed by Robert Capa.