carrie said,
Oh, that is gorgeous!
Not June Cleaver said,
Well, it IS nice, but can you imagine dusting it??
debra said,
No, June, I can imagine NOT dusting it! The bottom compartments would be places for dust bunnies, cats and the toy poodle to hide in!
Andrea said,
Oh my goodness! That’s what I said out loud when I was scrolling down through the feed.
learningumbrella said,
I want that tall a ceiling - that is one lovely shelf. Can’t say the seat in front looks very comfortable for reading, though.
paradisefound said,
I guess you can tell a little about my housekeeping skills by the fact that I didn’t even consider dusting it…What I like is that because of the angle, the books are forced to stay in place instead of fall over. How are dust bunnies as pets?
CamianAcademy said,
Oh, that is beautiful.
What’s this dusting you speak of? Are we supposed to dust?
patti said,
fabulous! i am a former homeschooler. boy was home all 13 years…those were some great years.
carrie said,
Okay, the dusting never crossed my mind either. I don’t dust anymore - my 9year old does. I’m sure he would hate it.
debra said,
Dust bunnies eat nothing and deposit nothing but they’re not very cuddly 
tribeofautodidacts said,
Very cool!
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August 29, 2007 @ 6:13 pm
Oh, that is nice! I prefer my books all lined up by size and faced. My dream doesn’t work with three kids, a husband, and home school curriculum but I can dream.