On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 14:03:15 +0000 faerieem{at}att.net writes:

> > > >(cascading thud of cooking magazines falling to the floor)
> > > >You didn't hear a thing
> > > No I didn't, and *neither did you*! (shoring up of magazine & 
> bookshelves
> > > again to be heard)
> > I think everyone here is probably guilty of having a printed 
> materials
> > storage problem 
>  
> Um.  I don't really consider it a *problem*.  Just a minor delay in 
> getting to 
> what I want.
> 
> Although Mr. Kinzig said the books have to stay in the office and 
> the spare 
> room, they can't spill into the living room.  Phooey to him!
> 
> And actually, the only problem is the cookbooks, because they are 
> all wedged   way up high where they are troublesome to reach.  Bah.

We have a dedicated book shelf, right outside the kitchen....

and how is it possible you have found true love with one NOT a
bookaholic?
Or does he just have silly ideas about keeping a room tidy? Rather than
negotiate the artful piles of the reading and read queues?

> emily, who needs cookbooks anyway, a pinch of salt, a pinch of lime 
> juice, 
> insouciant grunion

Inspiration is why....

recipes are just suggestions, anyway... tygress

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