What's not to love? This is one of my favorite moments of zen that I have come across in a long time.
Saturday, June 2, 2012
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"How come these books don't have any pictures?"
ReplyDeleteAwesome pic -- what could be better? Nakedness and books
ReplyDeleteAs a lover of history..is there any truth to the below:
ReplyDeleteMy friends history professor told everybody, some time back, that in the middle ages, boys, before puberty were referred to as girls. The topic diverged a little then came round to Victorian London where soft and gentle males were know as Molly's and Molly houses were houses where men who wanted feminine males could watch them being used or pretending to give birth. They could join in with them for a fee.
What a beautiful young man! I love pictures like this -- in a troubled, imperfect and sometimes hostile world it's so consoling to know that beauty like this exists.
ReplyDeleteAh que voilà une bien intéressante bibliothèque !
ReplyDeleteNow this is how I read my books in medical school. :)
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