Because TV Tells Me So
Some of you readers might wonder at the combination of librarians and 'que, but I just watched a commercial that proves Sarah and I are on the right track.
While Lars was channel flipping, we came upon a commercial where a teacher asks a high school student what he read over the summer. The student replies with a long list of books whereby everyone looks very impressed with his summer activity. The commercial ends with the lesson that you should read for fun and read respect.
The best part of this commercial was the after bit where Jim, from Jim's Famous Ribs, comes on to say that reading is like his 'que--once you try it, you'll want more.
Sarah and I must try this place where reading is so important. We are both big readers, being librarians, and I think I can speak for both of us when I say we will support any business that supports reading (so long as the 'que is good).
--Jennifer
While Lars was channel flipping, we came upon a commercial where a teacher asks a high school student what he read over the summer. The student replies with a long list of books whereby everyone looks very impressed with his summer activity. The commercial ends with the lesson that you should read for fun and read respect.
The best part of this commercial was the after bit where Jim, from Jim's Famous Ribs, comes on to say that reading is like his 'que--once you try it, you'll want more.
Sarah and I must try this place where reading is so important. We are both big readers, being librarians, and I think I can speak for both of us when I say we will support any business that supports reading (so long as the 'que is good).
--Jennifer
posted by Seize the 'Que at 5:17 PM
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