Tom, your tenderness for your books reminded me of my dad. Wheelchair bound after leg amputation in his 80’s, his reply to occupational therapist asking how he managed to get in front door over a small step was “Pilgrim’s progress little women and great expectations “ He never over explained his whole life. The OT judged he was being tricky or rude or both and got frosty with him. He actually had chosen the exact books that made a ramp. He was severely dyslexic but always loved his books, and in no way thought his use of them was disrespectful 😍 love your books
Tom, your tenderness for your books reminded me of my dad. Wheelchair bound after leg amputation in his 80’s, his reply to occupational therapist asking how he managed to get in front door over a small step was “Pilgrim’s progress little women and great expectations “ He never over explained his whole life. The OT judged he was being tricky or rude or both and got frosty with him. He actually had chosen the exact books that made a ramp. He was severely dyslexic but always loved his books, and in no way thought his use of them was disrespectful 😍 love your books
I'm a book collector too, my house overflows with them - sadly not all read, I buy with good intentions!!