This picturesque statue is located outside the public library in Cape May Court House, NJ. It is so evocative for me of childhood summers spent reading for hours without interruption and charting the books that have been read on an official list kept by the children's librarian.
I am starting my summer reading off this year with a reread of "Pride and Prejudice." In anticipation of my trip to the library to get the book I also decided to dress for the occasion.
The socks are from Modcloth,
and the shirt is from Etsy. It has a quote from "Pride and Prejudice" on it.
This is an annotated edition, edited by Patricia Meyer Spacks, and is full of historical, informative, and entertaining notes of all kinds with a total of 442 pages.
I guess I'll be here for a while....
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label etsy. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Friday, August 12, 2011
I have become addicted to ETSY.
I immerse myself in the bountiful creativity. I laugh too, at the genius living there. Treasury Lists take me to places that I couldn’t find on my own, like knowledgeable tour guides that show you secret places. And yes, I keep my favorites. They are listed under the heart so that I can visit them often. Today I made my second Treasury List. It is called Fantasy Favorites and is what I want right now. To get there, go to Etsy.com, scroll down to Treasury on the left side, click on it, type "Fantasy Favorites" in the search box. Be sure to get lost while you are looking. Find something that speaks to you...
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

