VISIBLE BOBBY PIN TREND DIY

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Hello my lovely readers 🙂 Long time no see, how’re you doing?

Yesterday I finally took my exam and I was really looking forward to write another blog post. Today I wanted to make a post about one of the things that I really enjoy, but I haven’t had time to do in the past weeks, a DIY. This is a really simple DIY, but I think the result is really cute.

Ayer finalmente hice mi examen y estaba deseando escribir otro post en el blog. Hoy quería hacer un post sobre una de las cosas que realmente disfruto, pero no he tenido tiempo de hacer en las últimas semanas, un DIY. Este es un DIY realmente simple, pero creo que el resultado es muy bonito.

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No, You can’t have too many books.

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Library cat says, “Don’t judge me.”

Over the course of his life, Umberto Eco amassed a collection of some thirty thousand books. The twentieth-century Italian novelist, philosopher, and medievalist housed his personal library in a labyrinthine expanse of long, bookcase-lined hallways that led to and through dozens of rooms, each of which was filled with rows of heavily laden shelves. Nestled here and there were large tables stacked high with more books and piles of manuscript pages. It was the kind of place you could easily—and if you were a bibliophile, happily—get lost in.

While my own library is immeasurably more modest than Signor Eco’s, the two do have something in common: both include a number of books never read by their owner.

I used to feel guilty about all the unread books on my shelves, but that was before I read about the “antilibrary.” The term was coined by

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