Every Tuesday, step by step, I’m walking with my readers from A to Z, last week we had the “K”-challenge, so this week we’ll take “L” – I’m sure you’ll also find a a photo, a story or a music title tagged with “L”! Feel free to add in the comments below the link to your personal interpretation of the letter “L”!!! Myself I’ll focus on the topic “library”:
LIBRARY
photo below: my wife Barbara in the Public Library in Manhattan, 42nd Street – shot by frizztext
comment by Isadora, New York at flickrcomments – 2013/03/19: “My hubby and I used to go to Manhattan in New York to visit the huge library they have there as our date since we didn’t have any money to go anywhere costly. A blessing for us that we both love books and enjoyed reading across the table from each other. Young love … so simple…”
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Hi Frizz! The library is my second home. Great pic here. 🙂
My contribution this week: Leaves. 🙂
http://gatheringbooks.wordpress.com/2013/09/17/photo-journal-a-z-photo-story-challenge-l-is-for-leaves/
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hi Myra,
I once read about a child, aged 4, starting to cry tears, because the kid watched leaves falling down to the ground from a tree…
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I had another picture of this famous library
http://icezine.wordpress.com/2012/11/08/week-45-knowledge-highway/
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Oh I LOVE this–to me, libraries have been a magical world all their own since I was in elementary school. It was my favorite job, as an adult–but as if being set free in a candy shop, I wanted to taste every book!!!
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Hi Frizz–I’m finally back with my new name (no more Bennetta) and my assignment completed. Hope you enjoy it, and I’ll get crackin’ on the “M” challenge!
http://spumonicaddo.wordpress.com/2013/09/26/lll-challenge-the-library-ladys-slipper/
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1. happy birthday to the most talented poet I met in the internet!
2. I’m glad, though you’ve changed your name, you didn’t change your talent:
“Near Looking Glass Lake, on Loganberry Lane, ‘mid linden trees and lilacs, lilies and larkspur, there sits the Lyric Library. You’ll find within its labyrinthine stacks, Miss Lucretia—from Louisiana…”. etc.!
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Oh I’m SO glad you’re pleased with my L-“Late” entry! Will try to work on M this weekend.
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Beautiful photo and a nice story from Isadora.
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The 42nd St. Library, one of the greatest. I would go there to study and fall into some sort of dream state – although I suppose I fell into a dream state in many locations. But the library was the best.
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I looked into my blog library and chose this one of Lovesick Blues
http://bumbastories.wordpress.com/2012/08/08/evolutionary-haikus-with-music/
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hi Frizz, Bob and I just got back so i missed two letters … making up for my lost chances: http://alwaysbobswife.wordpress.com/2013/09/17/frizz-l-less-is-more/
you took a beautifully candid photo of Barbara …
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you surprised me again, April, finding continuously an example of an oxymoron – now with “less is more”!
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I know that feeling….Beautiful place and free!
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Hi Frizz!
Here is my entry…
Hope you won your virus! 🙂
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your lonesome tree – he might feel like a lonely virus, the last one, not yet knocked down by pharmacies …
P.S.:
I’ve knocked my virus down with support of a medicine man…
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Glad to hear you are better!!! 🙂
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Love this photo, Frizz! Here are the world coolest libraries http://shareandconnect.wordpress.com/2013/09/17/lll-challenge-the-world-coolest-and-beautiful-libraries/ 🙂 Happy Tuesday!
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hi Amy,
you surprised me with the Bibliotheca Alexandrina!
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Hi Frizz, sorry to hear you have been unwell, hope you are picking up now.
My first entry for a A-Z Challenge is at http://nomadsproggblog.wordpress.com/2013/09/17/the-lovely-leaning-tower
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hi Susan,
we all need someone to lean on –
only the leaning tower has no support!
I saw many tourists making a helping hand
for their souvenir photo 🙂
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Young or not. Fabulous date place!
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Hi Frizz – love the comment by Isadora – young love so simple indeed. Here’s my take – http://lynneayersbeyondthebrush.wordpress.com/2013/09/17/a-z-challenge-3/
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“L” for LYNNE!
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Here’s to LLL – http://wp.me/a2dwKf-Xb
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good, that the title wasn’t LLE for lovely luxurious elephant!
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Elephant would be hard to fit on a plate: )
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I have to confess that I do all my researching and borrowing online these days. Have not been to a bonafide library in years, even our neighborhood one, which, I must tell you, is quite pretty with its Spanish architecture. I know. It’s embarrassing.
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I love this library, Frizz. One of the highlights of our Manhattan visit. Now here’s my ‘L’ – looking for a long lost great uncle:
http://tishfarrell.wordpress.com/2013/09/15/looking-for-gi…wles-1896-1915/
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the correct link is
http://tishfarrell.wordpress.com/2013/09/15/looking-for-giles-aka-private-victor-rowles-1896-1915/
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Nice photo and story. Here is my entry http://wp.me/p23TG1-39X
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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hi Francine,
you amused me with your
LINE OF OFFICIALS
in their striped shirts 🙂
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Evening from Northern California. Your wife is beautiful!
I love libraries, I’m going to have to put the San Francisco library on my list of places to visit soon.
Hope you enjoy my L http://angelinem.wordpress.com/2013/09/17/l-is-for/
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Here’s my entry for this week Frizz: http://goomfh.wordpress.com/2013/09/18/lll-challenge/
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LEGS are perfect for the challenge, Doris!
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Thank you Frizz! 🙂
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Budge up the table and make room for me 🙂 There’s nothing like the smell and feel of books. And I don’t even mind holding hands some times.
Now I have a whole week and I’m sure I have a Polish L in my pocket!
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Stalking the wife? 😛 Libraries are my 2nd home in every city I visit. I love the smell of books, too. 😀 Here’s my entry for this week, I am glad to join again!
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hi lassy Nessy,
I like your “…fisherman with the friendly Pelicans!”
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Libraries are my favorite places! Here’s my strange LLL entry:
http://unexpectedincommonhours.wordpress.com/2013/09/18/lll-challenge-lichen/
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I love visiting libraries or bookstores too. I don’t know what it is, but they have some magical charm about them…
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My L is a Loo with a View: http://travelwithintent.com/2013/09/19/loo-with-a-view-botswana-tubu-tree/
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hi Debbie,
you surprised me with your Botswana toilet!
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Great photo, Frizz. Libraries are such relaxing places. I love the peace and quiet.
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Wonderful library photo. I’ve chosen a gigiantic lemon, ladders and a lizard. I hope you ENJOY!
http://www.ceephotography.com/2013/09/19/flickr-comments-the-letters-lll-challenge/
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hi Cee, your lemon close up is really perfect! congrats!
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How about a “love” button for the library?
xxooxx
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incredible, your picture was ok for the lines+patterns challenge too 😉
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It is never too Late! Please have a Look at
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this about music:
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“Lynchpinned by a Libretto
that Lures us into
such Long and winding Labyrinths…”
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thanks genius!
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Thank you so much for your support and letting us all give voice to our inner musicians!
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Sorry, Frizz- just missed the deadline with this http://restlessjo.wordpress.com/2013/09/24/l-is-for-lusia-lodzia-and-lodz/
But I’m getting closer 🙂
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thank you for
” Łódź, is pronounced Wooj” –
there was a pop song in Germany
“Theo, let’s drive to Łódź” =
Theo, wir fahrn nach pronounced: Lotsch / Lodge
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running very late frizz but enjoy these lilac jellies! http://dadirridreaming.wordpress.com/2013/09/24/lll-is-for-lovely-lilac-jellyfish/
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saw them in an aquarium – moving so softly!
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You are amazing, Frizz. I wish I could remember half of what my life has been through and record it all; plus what I post. Perhaps, I will eventually remember more. I hope they become a little lighter in subject. Thanks for remembering my library post. ~~~~~ : – )
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