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June 26, 2017

A Woman Obsessed

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A woman obsessed.

That is what my husband now calls me.

A woman obsessed.

Can you believe it?

Just what does he think I am obsessed about?

Little Free Libraries.

Yep.

It’s  not enough that I now am steward of my amazing Little Free Library at the Whistlestop Market in Brevard, NC.

I now search them out when I travel.

It’s not a bad thing,  Really.  I usually have a stash of books with me so I donate to the ones I find and am thrilled to share the wealth.

When we were in Lakeside, Ohio for a week I found two sweet libraries.  One was on the official map but I never did find the other one so I suspect it might be a mobile one.

First was this cute one that was designed to look like a school house.  I left a couple of books in it and took one to read.

Then I found one that was just one street over from the cottage we were renting.  It matched the cottage it sat in front of and it was the perfect use for an old microwave cart, don’t you think?  When my niece Harper came we went and found a cute book for her.

As we were winding our way through the state of Ohio on our various adventures we stopped in Vermillion to check out the lighthouse.  (That’s an upcoming post.)  Imagine my excitement when I spied a Little Free Library in the park where the lighthouse stands.

I must admit I had to straighten up the books a bit –the Texas book was strategically placed in front of all of the other books whenI got there so I moved it so all the books could show their colors.

I may be a woman obsessed.

Did I mention the paper boxes I have my eyes on near a place that is being demolished?  PERFECT for Little Free Libraries.  I will keep you posted….

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