Holiday Greetings - Part Deux Monday Mario wished you happy holidays—now it’s my turn. I’ll be in AZ for the holiday visiting my daughter. It’ll be the first trip my husband and I have taken that doesn’t involve a book thing in about four years!!! Needless to say, I’m looking forward to it.

When I get home, it will be back to writing. I’ve missed my routine.

Here are three Christmas pictures for your viewing pleasure.

The first is a Christmas tree made from books. The Adelaide Hills Council Library Service in Woodside, South Australia put this one together. The tree is made from used books for the body, magazine pages for the stars and cassette tape for the tinsel--all old library stock left over from the last book sale. That's what you call recycling.



The second is a Christmas tree decorated with books. Chicklet Books' display is part of the Princeton, NJ Merchants Window Display. The booksellers at Chicklet, also made a menorah out of books.



And what would Christmas be without Santa! Lady K has him captivated. Wonder what's on her list?



Hope she (and all of you) have fun this holiday, stay warm, enjoy time with your family and friends. Just think, in a little more than a week, we start a new year with all its magnificent possibilities.

I, for one, can hardly wait.  ¶ posted by Jeanne Stein @ 1:22 PM