How to Fill a Bookcase

This weekend I rearranged my room. Well, I put a bookcase up, and rearranged my bookcases. Though I ran out of time and didn’t really get done.

Anyway. Would you like to know how you anchor a tall bookcase? Like this.

picture of bottom half of a narrow book case, filled with thick hardback and paperback books

You start the Wheel of Time, book fourteen, on the bottom right, and go up from there.

It doesn’t feel like it should make as big a difference as it has. Before, the bed was in that corner. I tried to keep it pushed off the wall a bit, to make it easier to change the sheets, but there wasn’t anything to stop it, so of course it would creep over. So I got the bookcase mostly on a whim (saw it while getting the kid a much needed dresser) and that was the only place I could put it.

I am, frankly, delighted with it. Somehow it makes the whole room more welcoming. Perhaps because I’ve put many of my very favorite books over there.

It looks better with the bed cleared and made. And the desk unpiled.

Also, filling that up relieved a desperately clogged bookcase on the other end of the room (no pictures because I haven’t organized that yet) so the whole room looks better.

Someday I want to trade out my desk. Though I don’t know what I would do with everything on it, I want a desk without a hutch. I’ll put a shelf above it for Huggsley. But what I want is a desk I can convert to standing. Because I’m sure I’d do that lots, right? >_>

Writing mention–still struggling with the Paranormal book. It would help if I had more TIME, but there’s this JOB, and this KID, and the OTHER KID and…

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