Daily Thoughts 04/21/2021

 

Blossoming Almond Branch In A Glass With A Book, Vincent Van Gogh, 1888

Daily Thoughts 04/21/2021

I checked the new book displays.

I put some new orders for books in.  I ordered some citizenship books.

I worked on a grant for Arts Westchester.

I did a little weeding in the mezzanine in the 800s.

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