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Bits and pieces of daily life, nomadic rambles, pickled cravings, piles of books, and a furry dog. Cajun, Jewish, Taiwanese, American family on the move.
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Blue Doors in Urubamba
In addition to loving the blue doors we found on a little, dusty street in Urubamba, we also enjoyed: lunch at Kaia , ...
Very much so. :-)
Wow! Very cool... but, what if I want to read one that's on the bottom? ;o)
Simply amazing!!!
Yes! What a cool idea, no easy feat I imagine and so neat to be able to peek inside!
Undeniably.
I hope you find some answers to all of your questions soon. That would drive me just a bit to the edge, the period of waiting. Best wishes.
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Pretty wonderful!
that is so cool!
Pretty cool! Thanks for sharing!
What a display! Just one more reason why I need to go to Prague.
Very cool and memorable!
Very cool! Is it there permanently? And how do the books stay together?
Are they glued together? Or might it tip over?
I'm curious how they stick together too! So neat:)
What a clever piece of art. It must have taken a very long time to construct - I can't even keep the pile of books on my bedside table from toppling over.
It is glued (my curious monkey boy couldn't resist checking it out very closely)! It seems to be a permanent installation and I think it has been there for awhile. If you are a book nut, be sure to add to your list of destinations in Prague...it is fairly close to the main square and easy to pop in and out. We had a private tour guide who brought us here and I am so glad she did!
But now it has me thinking, wouldn't it be a fun project for reading week at school? a book tower constructed by kids, parents, teachers...
Book pack rats around the world unite and make book towers in our homes and offices lol. Thanks for sharing this pic and the school project idea....perhaps for Dr. Seuss' Day or at family reading nights.
This is soooo cool!! Wish we would have known about it when we were in Prague.
How many books are in this awesome tower?
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