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Jan. 4th, 2007 01:37 amAhhh! I met Fahy at Borders today! So it went abit like this -
Me: *walks past the philosphy section to see this old man (he is old) crouching down on the floor, flipping through a book* Hey... isn't that... *backtracks and stares* Omg, it IS.
Me: Hi Mr Fahy!
Fahy: *looks up from the floor* Oh hello!
HAHAHA.
Anyway, the whole conversation basically centred on how I just started work and how he apparently has seen me here before (what?fahy stalks me!!!) and does he need any help because I can help you check it up on the system, but no thank you he doesn't.
Hoho. I miss Fahy and my Lit teachers.
So yes, he hung around the philosophy section for quite a bit. I didn't get a chance to see what he was reading, sadly. Still, rather funny to see this usually tall upright man crouching down on the floor with a book in hand. Very appropriate for Fahy I must say.
In other news, Happy Birthday![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
gweenmeanie!!!
Work was exceptionally blah today. I'm sorry, I don't think I'm cut out to sell books like that. It's too commercialized. There's nearly no attempt at being a bookshop that loves selling books. At least Kinokuniya gives off that vibe. (Let's not get started on BooksActually.)
Speaking of BooksActually, they very kindly and promptly! replied to my enquiry about the RED Moleskine notebooks. Actually, at that point of time, I was so desperate that any old Moleskine Planner would've been suffice. They've run out of stock of course, but very kindly pointed me to the direction of Tango Mango and Kinokuniya (which I knew had no stock). In the end, I just ended up ordering it from Moleskineasia.com. I e-mailed them just before I e-mailied BooksActually and they replied me today.
THE NEW RED MOLESKINE SHIPMENT JUST CAME IN TODAY HURRAH. I already placed my order, along with an Info Book for the upcoming Japan trip, and will be eagerly awaiting it! I hope nothing slips up, or I will be one very angry and morose spiderpig.
Me: *walks past the philosphy section to see this old man (he is old) crouching down on the floor, flipping through a book* Hey... isn't that... *backtracks and stares* Omg, it IS.
Me: Hi Mr Fahy!
Fahy: *looks up from the floor* Oh hello!
HAHAHA.
Anyway, the whole conversation basically centred on how I just started work and how he apparently has seen me here before (what?
Hoho. I miss Fahy and my Lit teachers.
So yes, he hung around the philosophy section for quite a bit. I didn't get a chance to see what he was reading, sadly. Still, rather funny to see this usually tall upright man crouching down on the floor with a book in hand. Very appropriate for Fahy I must say.
In other news, Happy Birthday
gweenmeanie!!!Work was exceptionally blah today. I'm sorry, I don't think I'm cut out to sell books like that. It's too commercialized. There's nearly no attempt at being a bookshop that loves selling books. At least Kinokuniya gives off that vibe. (Let's not get started on BooksActually.)
Speaking of BooksActually, they very kindly and promptly! replied to my enquiry about the RED Moleskine notebooks. Actually, at that point of time, I was so desperate that any old Moleskine Planner would've been suffice. They've run out of stock of course, but very kindly pointed me to the direction of Tango Mango and Kinokuniya (which I knew had no stock). In the end, I just ended up ordering it from Moleskineasia.com. I e-mailed them just before I e-mailied BooksActually and they replied me today.
THE NEW RED MOLESKINE SHIPMENT JUST CAME IN TODAY HURRAH. I already placed my order, along with an Info Book for the upcoming Japan trip, and will be eagerly awaiting it! I hope nothing slips up, or I will be one very angry and morose spiderpig.
