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Tuesday, March 26th, 2002 at 9:40 AM | 1 commentCarrie has posted a list from NYPL of Books to Remember from 2001 . Apparently, this is one of the NYPL programs that will get cut if the huge budget cut stands. If you live in New York, please write a letter to the mayor and city council. You can email them, but a letter is more effective and Carrie has provided a sample to save you time.
The head lemur inspired me to share my library story.
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That library was my refuge as well. Connie Walsh and I hung out there when we didn’t want to be bothered. I walked there, rode my bike there. I wanted to grow up and read every book in the place.
Connie and I worked there as pages during the summers, shelving books.
I’m glad you live close to a library now. We don’t live that close, but it is not too far and I always know I can go there and check my email if my DSL is down. I usually have to request books, because the collection is not too big, but it is a library and that will always be a second home.
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