Someone make this for me.

[leahbobet]

I have finally conceived of a cruise-style vacation that would actually appeal to me:

kafkonia (5:40:49 PM): http://www.bookbarn.co.uk/
kafkonia (5:40:52 PM): *drool*
cristalia (5:41:22 PM): ohhh.
cristalia (5:41:26 PM): There's a day's work there...
kafkonia (5:41:37 PM): Five. Million. Books.
kafkonia (5:41:44 PM): They give you a sheet telling you where the categories are.
kafkonia (5:44:26 PM): It's almost enough to tempt me to Somerset.
kafkonia (5:44:40 PM): But I'm not sure even Krista would approve of flying to England to go to a bookstore.
kafkonia (5:44:48 PM): Although she just bought a half-dozen or so books today, so maybe she would.
cristalia (5:45:04 PM): I think there's nothing wrong with flying places for giant bookstores.
cristalia (5:45:11 PM): We could have a junket or something.
cristalia (5:45:16 PM): "Large Bookstores of the Mediterranean"

You would sit on the boat, eat nachos, and read your books. Until the next bookport.

Tell me that doesn't sound like the best thing ever.

Comments

[obake.livejournal.com]

Slightly closer is my used bookstore of choice in Portland, OR: Powell's City of Books. It doesn't sound quite as big as Book Barn though.

I would totally go on a cruise of book discovery... sail to exotic lands, meet new people, and read their books.

My drink of choice would be a gin and tonic. Have to keep the malaria away, doncha know.

[leahbobet.livejournal.com]

Medicinal! Not recreational!