In a message dated 1/11/2003 2:06:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Ha. Yeah, I do that too. The thing is, with most books, the price you can > realize when you sell them is so much less that what it would cost to > replace them, that it often just seems prudent to keep them. Still, I've > done a fair amount of weeding lately. My whole library is down to less than > 2k volumes for the first time in years. Trouble is, every > time I weed things > out, I also go on buying sprees. <s> > > --Mike Well, that doesn't help. ;-) I've only got eight photography books so far, but I haven't been at this long -- just give me time. Hehehe. Years ago I called local schools seeing if anyone wanted the Apple books, since Apple was still being used in schools then. Nope. A lot of schools are not setup to handle donations, bit weird but that's the way it is. So I got rid of some and kept the rest. Yes, resale really only buys one some credit with used book stores. But that's worth it sometimes, so it's what I do with all the mysteries. Good for you re libraries. Next time, with different newer books, I'll try that route. Doe aka Marnie
