Aug. 21, 2012 at 10:35am with 300 notes
Reblogged from darienlibrary
who the hell put that in my book?awwww
In case you were doubting that reading is magical, this will set you straight. darienlibrary: One of our children’s librarians found this crumpled on the floor yesterday. Why anybody would be so careless with a Hogsmeade permission slip is beyond me! These things are priceless! (We helped electronically with the crossing out, because originally the young witch-author wrote in her name and signed her mom’s name. At some point she thought better of it, scribbled them out, and swapped them for Hermione and her mum.)

In case you were doubting that reading is magical, this will set you straight.

darienlibrary:

One of our children’s librarians found this crumpled on the floor yesterday. Why anybody would be so careless with a Hogsmeade permission slip is beyond me! These things are priceless!

(We helped electronically with the crossing out, because originally the young witch-author wrote in her name and signed her mom’s name. At some point she thought better of it, scribbled them out, and swapped them for Hermione and her mum.)

Aug. 18, 2012 at 9:11am with 214 notes
Reblogged from theartofgooglebooks
who the hell put that in my book?awwww

I’m not the least bit surprised that a cat would be proofreading the secrets of the Bible.

theartofgooglebooks:

Inky cat footprints!

From p. 170 of Clavis Bibliorum: The Key of the Bible, Unlocking the Richest Treasury of the Holy Scriptures by Francis Roberts (1675). Original from Princeton University. Digitized August 12, 2008.

Apr. 23, 2012 at 10:04am
awwww
When full-size Shakespeare is just too much to bear. (Happy supposed birthday, Willy)

When full-size Shakespeare is just too much to bear.

(Happy supposed birthday, Willy)