How we love the things those we love love
My father loved his books Our home was always covered in books. Wall to wall books. Even our kitchen had a whole bookcase on something else he loved, cooking. My mother is the ‘chef’ and my father was the chef of the occasional day. I shipped 30 boxes of books from Finland to Australia in [...]
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