Ecclectic Tastes 'r Us

[sessifet]

My bottom bookshelf has this next to each other:

Cookbook (more precisely, an ingredients handbook); Dalai Lamas of Tibet; A World of Winnie-the-Pooh; The Encyclopedia of Unusual Sex Practices; Abel and Cole Cookbook; The Oyster (Volumes 1 to 3).

See? This is why I decided years ago to just give up any pretense of being normal or possibly even seeing normal on a clear day with a telescope.

Also, I appear to have once again rearranged my bookshelves. I also packed three boxes of books I don't expect to read between now and moving (expect therefore mutterings in the next few days/weeks along the lines of 'where in the hell did I pack that book?!')

Comments

[sbp.livejournal.com]

We don't judge. You are among friends. Our bookshelves (where available) are broadly equivalent.

[the-hatstand.livejournal.com]

Normality is overrated; diversity is far more interesting.

[khrister.livejournal.com]

On the top shelf behind me: The Bible, Wookie Cookies Cookbook, Baby's First Mythos, four books about japanese music games (Dance Dance Revolution and Pop'n Music), some atlases, Anam Cara, Kosmos 1981 (a bunch of physics articles about elementary particles), Grootvader's klok for Euphonium and Piano, and Eric Kroll's Fetish Girls.