day off

A copy of the New Yorker.
A huge mug of coffee.
A table to myself, and not a student in sight.

Isn’t Borders blissful in the already-back-to-school, not-yet-back-to-university season?

Published by wonderfulexchange

Kimberly Bohan is a priest in the Diocese of Lincoln, less surprised by angels than by being so far south. View all posts by wonderfulexchange

Elizabeth 28 August, 20088:01 am

Yes.
Rosemary 28 August, 20088:02 am

Not quite as good as the University in the holidays … long term loans on books, and entire floors to myself!
wonderfulexchange 28 August, 20081:07 pm

but no coffee, Rosemary.
syinly 28 August, 20085:01 pm

I like Borders to and the library anywhere they have books.
Sarah SSM 29 August, 200812:11 pm

A Borders with coffee and a view of the ocean would be my ideal place to spend a holiday.
wonderfulexchange 29 August, 200812:14 pm

Ooh. Is there such a place??

The divinity section in the main library in St Andrews offered a glimpse of the sea, but you had to work for it (and then retreat to McGreggor’s for coffee).

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