Today, the first Saturday of November is
Book Lovers' Day. So I have been told by "DogsMom Visits" blog. Thank you much to "DogsMom"!
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Anyone remember these? Old fashioned card catalogs? Sure enough, I do. But then, I am "olden". :-)
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Book Lovers' Day. So I have been told by "DogsMom Visits" blog. Thank you much to "DogsMom"!
Anyone remember these? Old fashioned card catalogs? Sure enough, I do. But then, I am "olden". :-)
Happily, I am a Book Lover. And I'm happy to celebrate today.
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Of course, who wouldn't be thrilled to visit any one of these pictured libraries????
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Who could remain not a book lover, when visiting in these??? Happy sigh...
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In '99 we spent 8 wonderful days in Paris. My only regret, is not going into...
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"Shakespeare And Company."
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We walked by, and did not enter. Because I was in a hurry to get to...
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"Darius'" church, from "Highlander, The Series"... Which I did go into, though...
"From the first season onward, the 13th century Church of St. Julien le Pauvre in Paris was a shooting location for Highlander: the Series, which ran for six seasons.......... Located on the Left Bank of the Seine in the Latin Quarter, St. Julien sits across the river from Notre Dame in a little park called the Square René Viviani.........The church made its television debut in the pivotal Season One episode Band of Brothers, which also introduced Duncan MacLeod's friend and mentor Darius, a 2000-year-old Immortal priest with an unusual past."
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Does anyone remember watching "Highlander, The Series"? And the character of 'Darius'???????
Anyone?
Anyone?
Anyone?
Of course, who wouldn't be thrilled to visit any one of these pictured libraries????
Who could remain not a book lover, when visiting in these??? Happy sigh...
In '99 we spent 8 wonderful days in Paris. My only regret, is not going into...
"Shakespeare And Company."
We walked by, and did not enter. Because I was in a hurry to get to...
"Darius'" church, from "Highlander, The Series"... Which I did go into, though...
"From the first season onward, the 13th century Church of St. Julien le Pauvre in Paris was a shooting location for Highlander: the Series, which ran for six seasons.......... Located on the Left Bank of the Seine in the Latin Quarter, St. Julien sits across the river from Notre Dame in a little park called the Square René Viviani.........The church made its television debut in the pivotal Season One episode Band of Brothers, which also introduced Duncan MacLeod's friend and mentor Darius, a 2000-year-old Immortal priest with an unusual past."
Does anyone remember watching "Highlander, The Series"? And the character of 'Darius'???????
Anyone?
Anyone?
Anyone?
3 comments:
I am in love with the libraries you shared, the books and the green leather couches!
And card catalogues! I happily spent many hours with those. I wish I would have one (or a few) in my home now. I do own enough books to justify one.
I think you have another reason to revisit Paris.
I don't find much time to read, but do enjoy a good book once in awhile. When I was a senior in high school, I worked in the school Library and yes spent much time with the card catalogs. I guess that makes me "olden" also.
My local library still has been using the old card catalog. (We have a woodstove to heat with too) Sadly this year they voted to put the catalog online. Oh well, modern times!
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