Got to visit my favorite bookstore in the state recently. I seriously think I breathe easier when I'm in there. Any bookstore, really. But this one especially.
I love a bookstore like this that feels like home. When I get out of town--and it feels strange to admit this--I hit up google maps and plot out where the bookstores are in relation to where I'm going to be.
Same here! Jess and I often have "dates" at the bookstore where we just browse around, sip coffee and enjoy the atmosphere. I go to the bookstore when I'm stressed and just need to chill. I go to the bookstore whenever I can. I would love a place like this nearby. Barnes and Noble just doesn't have that same quality.
I am a 30-something who loves life, who is passionate about my family, friends, dogs, theater, writing, reading, pop culture and hearing other people's stories. I think laughing is about the best thing in the world, and I would love to either live a) at the beach or b) in a bookstore. Maybe a bookstore at the beach? I'm a tomboy who loves glitter, I think caffeine is a gift from heaven, and love the fact that my daughter is as sassy as she is, even though her drama queen tendencies often remind me of her mother. What?
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I love a bookstore like this that feels like home. When I get out of town--and it feels strange to admit this--I hit up google maps and plot out where the bookstores are in relation to where I'm going to be.
Same here! Jess and I often have "dates" at the bookstore where we just browse around, sip coffee and enjoy the atmosphere. I go to the bookstore when I'm stressed and just need to chill. I go to the bookstore whenever I can. I would love a place like this nearby. Barnes and Noble just doesn't have that same quality.
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