Monthly Archives: March 2008

DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE?

Posted on March 27, 2008 by colleen

Art is everywhere around. Artists are everywhere around, too. Maybe it’s something in the air or the light or the water or the spare, but finest-kind, [sic] lifestyle or the eyes of willing beholders, or something else, but art is … Continue reading →

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WHAT IS IT ABOUT MAINE?

Posted on March 21, 2008 by colleen

Maine is not for everyone. Some people visit once, can’t find anything to do, get in a twit when cell phones don’t work, and willingly leave early. Others come, settle in, book the cottage for next year before they leave, … Continue reading →

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FOGGY DAYS

Posted on March 14, 2008 by colleen

Foggy days are the best bookstore days. Sailors can’t safely sail, so after they moor their boats and walk to the cemetery with a stop for coffee, it’s onto Roseledge Books because there is little else. Cottage renters see the … Continue reading →

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POSSIBLES

Posted on March 6, 2008 by colleen

Commenter and friend Mary T. likes to read of the sea when near the sea, but that means very different things to different bookstore visitors: seafarers, cottage renters, overnighters, or summer people, like me. The folllowing are some newly published … Continue reading →

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ROSELEDGE BOOKS HAS ONLY PAPERBACKS

Posted on March 1, 2008 by colleen

Roseledge cottage has no insulation. This allows instant air conditioning with temperature shifts and big time humidity, especially when the fog rolls in. Mostly this is good or at least okay. But without insulation, hardcover books would wilt, just as … Continue reading →

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