When you enter a staid stone New England library in July, I think you’ll agree it’s unexpected to come across a bronze bust of its founder looking like this:
(Of course in winter he’ll be wearing a ski cap and muffler!)
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A View From The Woods 
haha, good one! 🙂
Wind chill by Sunday expected to go down to 9 degrees F., so even the idea of July is a tiny bit warming!
That’s a nice one, Judith!
Thanks, Tobias.
Now that the movie course I’ve been moderating is over, maybe I can get back to reading OPB (other people’s blogs) and commenting on them. Oh, and writing new posts.
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That must be one fun library!
Whoever makes it so keeps themself strictly anonymous. I hope they don’t stop!
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Hehehee
Today’s laugh!
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Very nice! …and unexpected 🙂
Actually I realized that so far this winter, poor Mr. Forbes is facing the “elements” unclad!
(Hope someone does something about that soon.)
I remember seeing a similar image from you from this library before (I think it was the ski cap one); I love the sense of humor your librarians have. 🙂
I hope it lasts, Stef!!!!
Ah, hahha. This provided an instant smile to my face. I wish I had thought of something like this “unexpected” sight while working at my library. 🙂
It certainly makes me smile, Tara!
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Love it!
And a happy unexpected — Thanksgivukkah! — to you, Jen!
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