alphaflyer: My sister-in-law is a librarian, and every word of this is true. Also, I was six years old when I was finally allowed to join the library with my own little record book (this was WAY before computers) and I remember the feeling every time
alphaflyer: My sister-in-law is a librarian, and every word of this is true. Also, I was six years old when I was finally allowed to join the library with my own little record book (this was WAY before computers) and I remember the feeling every time
alphaflyer: My sister-in-law is a librarian, and every word of this is true. Also, I was six years old when I was finally allowed to join the library with my own little record book (this was WAY before computers) and I remember the feeling every time
alphaflyer: My sister-in-law is a librarian, and every word of this is true. Also, I was six years old when I was finally allowed to join the library with my own little record book (this was WAY before computers) and I remember the feeling every time
alphaflyer: My sister-in-law is a librarian, and every word of this is true. Also, I was six years old when I was finally allowed to join the library with my own little record book (this was WAY before computers) and I remember the feeling every time
alphaflyer: My sister-in-law is a librarian, and every word of this is true. Also, I was six years old when I was finally allowed to join the library with my own little record book (this was WAY before computers) and I remember the feeling every time
alphaflyer: My sister-in-law is a librarian, and every word of this is true. Also, I was six years old when I was finally allowed to join the library with my own little record book (this was WAY before computers) and I remember the feeling every time
alphaflyer: My sister-in-law is a librarian, and every word of this is true. Also, I was six years old when I was finally allowed to join the library with my own little record book (this was WAY before computers) and I remember the feeling every time
alphaflyer: My sister-in-law is a librarian, and every word of this is true. Also, I was six years old when I was finally allowed to join the library with my own little record book (this was WAY before computers) and I remember the feeling every time
