Here is an upside down picture of the box I folded:
beside the heart-shaped rock that I found:
which reside on my desk all the year round:
But, Random House asks, “What’s the strangest thing on your desk that you’ve found?”
Find the strange things on Haruki Murakami’s desk, and a plethora of information about this most wonderful author, here.
Oh, and Happy New Year!
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HAPPY NEW YEAR.
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I have a soil ph reader on my desk, is that weird? Happy New Year!
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Do to space constraints, I currently have some folders and binders and a multiple ring holder on top of the books in my baker’s rack bookcase. But that’s not so strange. Hmm….
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Oops–Due to….
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Nothing weird or odd for me, but I do have a postage scale and new Moleskein journal for 2015 LOL
Enjoy The Strange Library — It was a short, fun read. Happy New Year.
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Books – nothing else is as strange & yet as reassuringly known.
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Ps. May your New Year be as wonderful as you could wish.
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Can’t think of anything unusual among the books. Just a lot of clutter that am slowly getting rid ot. In 2015! Happy reading year!
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not really weird but i have a glass bead I found while visiting an island off the coast of senegal, Africa. it was the location of a fortress where people were kept before they were shipped off to America as slaves for the plantations. they apparently wore glass necklaces. I have no idea of this was genuine or not but I like to think so
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Happy New Year! I just finished reading this story, together with 7 others by Murakami and I quite loved them!
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I have a thing for funny shaped rocks. So does my kiddo. Needless to say, love that rock!
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I will have to go and look for the strangest thing in my bookshelf. There are plenty of strange stuff there – stuff that don’t belong there but I got too used to seeing them there.
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Murakami is in my library and this seems sort of strange:
http://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/jan/06/haruki-murakami-to-be-an-online-agony-uncle
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I think it is safe to say that anything Murakami touches, or does, or says, is bound to be a bit strange. Which is probably part of why I (we?) love him so much. Thanks for the link!
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