Catching Up with Sneakeasy

I'll just cut and paste his message.  Take it away, Sneakeasy!

Sneakeasy's Bookshelf
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I've Registered, and Released, several books since my recent return to action. ;-D
 
So what happened at the end of 2008, why did I disappear?

A busy work life, and not enough time to do this cool hobby justice.

I donated a couple boxes of books to I forget who, in 2010, and moved on, though I DID keep that huge cool red bag Bookcrossing seems to no longer sell, as well as my rubber stamps, and some bags, don't ask me why. ;-D

I also updated over 30 books, from registered to travelling, that had been among those boxes of donated books.

A few months ago I donated the Red Bag to a charity, with no clue I was gonna slowly get back into Bookcrossing last month. ;-D

Those familiar with me, and how I Bookcross, know it was one of the most unique efforts in the history of the Community.

The Resurrection Project died when I left, but now I'm slowly gonna resurrect it. ;-D

"I have made it a special interest of mine, as you will see when exploring my bookshelf, to rescue books, as old as I am, and ESPECIALLY older than I, from the oblivion of Thrift Stores, Used Bookstores, Yard Sales, Garage Sales, and the like, and re-introducing them to new readers, and fans."

I have the distinction of having registered & released one of the oldest books on Bookcrossing (1849).

Some of the 30 books mentioned above are very old books, and I will gradually update entries with a little research to share more about each.

I was also founder of Bicycling Booklovers of Bookcrossing, and effort to get cyclists to set books free on bike rides. ;-D

"Are you a Bicyclist?

Do you Release books on Bike Rides, and mention this in Journal Entries, and better yet take pictures, with, or without, you and/or your Trusty Steed, to include in the entry? ( Not required, but a fun enhancement to any Journal Entry. )

Then why not proudly proclaim yourself to the world, in your Bookshelf Page, as a Bicycling BookLover of BookCrossing?"

I was known for researched entries for books I registered, and for my Zone & Release Photos.

I also blogged alot  about Bookcrossing, not just on my current blog, begun in 2007, Musings of a Mad Macedonian ,  but on the one before that, as well.

I'm a poet, storyteller, genealogist, cyclist, hiker, photographer, and more.

My Cat Nikita was my co-blogger, since 2002, until I gave him his own blog in January 2010, Musings of an Opinionated Pussycat --- Orange County's Premiere Cat Blog! ;-D

As part of my recent return to Bookcrossing I've let "Nikita" register some of his favorite Cat books, share a photo of him looking at  each book, and let him write the registration note entry. ;-D

He's curious to know if other fellow Cat Bloggers are also Bookcrossers like me. ;-D

I've been unemployed, unable to afford health insurance, since last Sept. 1st, and took computer classes to add some marketable skills to my resume, but last month I stupidly broke my ankle in 3 places, climbing down into a ditch after a feral cat.

After Surgery, and a month in a cast, and on crutches, the cast was removed yesterday, and I'm now hobbling around with an ankle/foot brace, trying to get used to walking on my right foot again.

The pictures included here are of the locations of 2 recent books sent Travelling, and of me
with a soon to be traveling book, at a bus stop in Santa Ana, Ca., this afternoon. ;-D

Mr. Kiril Kundurazieff
HOME: Santa Ana, Ca.

Writer, Poet, Humorist, Photographer
Cat Person, Cyclist, Walker/Hiker


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Catching Up with TexasWren

Ok, I guess I'll start this new feature. 

I ran a BC support site from 2003 to 2010.  After the site changes, I decided that my site was providing enough information to justify the monthly expense.  So, I brought it to the blog.  As time goes on, I will add more.

So, to catch up.  After 17 years of owning and operating our own business, we lost our contract last summer.  A big Mega-Corp came in, offered a better deal, and the small, local company (us) was terminated.  So, I became unemployed.  It appears that owning a company doesn't provide you with the things you need to get a job these days.  I am currently doing home day care and have a wonderful 11 month old baby to care for each day.  She's a doll and I am completely crazy about her--spoiling her rotten.  ;-)

I also have an Etsy shop where I make a variety of handmade items.  Thanks to a flurry of sales and some busy days, I only have one item left in the shop, but that will change soon.  You can visit Wren's Crossing here.   This is an example of one of the things I make.

 
I guess that's my exciting life.  I'll close with a picture of my assistant--one of them.  Meet Bubba. His job is to insure that any post has plenty of typos.