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I set up all my books to be be photographed. But before I could do so...
I dumped Alex off the sofa and tried again:
I dumped Alex more forcefully off the sofa and tried again:
Multiple blurry cats-on-books-pics later, I finally achieved this. Enjoy it, because it only lasted for as long as it took me to hit the button:
I dumped Alex off the sofa and tried again:
I dumped Alex more forcefully off the sofa and tried again:
Multiple blurry cats-on-books-pics later, I finally achieved this. Enjoy it, because it only lasted for as long as it took me to hit the button:
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I need a cat icon! Yours is adorable.
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LOL, I didn't even see those, I was looking at the cat! I begin to see the problem here. (You found Rose of the Prophet! I need to find mine - I'm almost positive I have those in the attic somewhere. I remember so little about them now that it'd be fun to read them together.)
That icon is from
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Just let me know. ;)
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I once knew a small angry cat who liked to shelve herself in spaces between books which were visibly too small to be comfortable, and then sit there being aggrieved.
This was not a box situation where the too-smallness was pleasing. These were spaces chosen for indignation.
(Or possibly they were secretly pleasing, but she wasn't going to let us know that.)
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Are those shelved by spine color? If so, your cats need to switch places.
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(This is Weis and Hickman after I quit them. Let us know if they're dire?)
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(The last I read of theirs was the Darksword books, which I went back and re-read about a decade ago, and that core of mutinously fabulous angst was still there.)
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Darksword had possibly the most unexpected ending of anything I've ever read. Points for that
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Good cat!
(Finn Family Moomintroll is the first Tove Jansson I ever read.)
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....how is a MOUNTAIN secret?
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A small sign saying “this is not a mountain”?
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(Which, in Wales, is not completely implausible.)
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What bookstore did you go to? I'm not even aware of any more used bookstores in the area.
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In recent years I've been all about the ebooks and hardly ever buying physical books, but now that I have my own Little Free Library I'm thinking more about buying physical books again so I can have a constant stream of new books to put in it when necessary.
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Also, your kitty has good taste :)
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It was a used-bookstore discovery from (IIRC) my 1987 three-month trip to the UK. That was the one where I returned with something like three boxes of books, and I am exceedingly grateful to whatever airline I traveled that I wasn't charged for excess baggage.
(Some friends and I had rented a flat in the south suburbs of London for two months, and the landlord obligingly stored most of my stuff for the final month when I traveled all around England, Wales, and Scotland. Getting all that from the flat to the train to Heathrow was hellish, but it was made worthwhile by the train attendant who helped me wrangle boxes, and asked sympathetically, "Boyfriend left you, luv?" Which should have been annoying, but totally cracked me up.)