Worldwide Minute

The theme of the Worldwide Minute this year is “Gratefulness.” I’m grateful to have the first world problem of too many books in my cluttered house, instead of the opposite—books banned or simply none available. Books open up worlds we otherwise might not have even imagined. NOTE These do NOT live permanently on the couch. They were taken off of a bookshelf to be sorted and hopefully weeded out. The goal is reduction of stuff—yes, even of books, since we have such a wonderful local library in addition to the University library.

[Issi Bannerman]

Books are fabulous. And it's so difficult to reduce our 'stuff', isn't it?! Especially books.

[Susan Wakely]

I am ruthless at the point of completing a book unless it has real significance but there is something very powerful about the process of reading and connecting to the story or subject.

[katy]

you have a beautifully eclectic variety of books! Figuring out what to do with them when trying to thin out is a real problem.

[Pyrrhula]

This seems like a choice issue to me. Which one first ?
(I have more hobbies. Photography is not my main priority. But I've done more with it in the past. Now I have to set my priorities.)

[Peter Dulis]

Nice

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

Shoot, I missed the World Wide Minute. I forgot to put it in my phone calendar for a reminder. We went through our library yesterday looking for books to pass on through a local library that sells them to raise capital.