Round and Square: Channeling Liam—Book Weights

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Monday, January 21, 2013

Channeling Liam—Book Weights

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One year ago on Round and Square (21 January 2012)—The "Thousand-Ask" Question (c)

[a] Liamspeak PD

I don't know who you are,
but I will find you...

...and I will tell you that that for years and years

I struggled to keep books open while I tried to

type or take handwritten notes.

Then I discovered "book weights." They hold the book

open while you work, and are a godsend for serious research.

Oh, and I assume that you know what "books" are.

They are still quite useful. I recommend them, and urge

you not to eschew the kind that has covers...and ink.

These can often be found in "libraries."

[c] No book weight needed here RF

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