Message from @Tiberius
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I can really see both perspectives because my family is a blue collar/white collar hybrid
I have read a very small portion of my grandfathers library
Also @ShardS Thumbs up on Law School
I start my MD/PhD soon
Send thoughts and prayers
Books are just so easy to collect and keep for posterity
Being as I live in california and he lived in Idaho distance made it largely difficult to get through any of his books
I have two separate friend groups cause my pre college/work friends don't get along with my school friends
who the fuck's gonna look at a hard drive and have fond memories?
Ive read all his tom clancy books, clancy and RR tolkien were grandfathers favorite fiction authors so I read them pretty religiously
As to his non fiction that is a stack higher than my house and I havent been up there since a couple years after he passed
Been busy with work
Dad gave me a really nice edition of the hobbit with a personal foreword from himself to me on the inside cover
Nice
that makes me smile
and all my books are in storage in Oregon
Books are severely underrated these days
Ever read Shade's Children?
I have not
neither has anyone on the planet but me
fucking disgustingly underrated Garth Nix novel
Im afraid to touch it tbh
Its like a 400$ book xD
get some sterile gloves, that'll ease the tension
I have like 3 books
I think our family bookshelf had about 30 books total
That saddens me
My dad has hundreds my mother in law has a single bookshelf
"Women generally buy more books"
The only thing I have every really disagreed with JP on
I have like 500 downloaded books tho
I like having both digital and physical copies
again, who the fuck is going to look at a hard drive and feel pride
most if not all my books are fiction
I couldn't fit 50 books here much less 500
There is something cathartic about sitting down with an actual book and a glass of blackheart under my reading lamp
Wtf is Blackheart?
Spiced rum
Oh. Never actually seen rum