recycle at its best - I must say that before I saw this picture I hated these plastic "drawers", they remind me of doing the dishes in a big kitchen. But now wow what a great idea, just love it.
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The way people learn and enjoy and retain knowledge is with a tactile object. So many people are visual that when they remember a favorite story or a favorite moment, they can actually picture that page, that picture, the feel of the paper, the font— it's a piece of art. Books are a piece of art and they're never going away. They're always going to be amazing gifts and amazing friends. They are so great to share and reuse. http://youtu.be/cY3qY3kCwZo
Posted by: alex | 12/26/2011 at 19:30