Welcome to Hobby Talk Tuesday!

Hello, and welcome to Hobby Talk Tuesday! If you have a hobby of any sort, collecting, crafting, creating, or participating in an activity, and if you blog about that hobby,
here is a place to share posts from that blog. Pictures are also very welcome, as are
comments about books relating to your hobby.
To take part, go to your blog and make a post called Hobby Talk Tuesday. In that post,
highlight any post or posts you wish to share. Next, come back here and enter that post's
URL into Mr. Linky. And finally, check out what others have posted here.
Please remember to keep everything family friendly.

Sunday Snippets--A Catholic Carnival

Join me and other Catholic bloggers at Sunday Snippets. Thanks to RAnn for hosting!

Semper Gaudete!: Book Takes A Round Trip (almost)

Semper Gaudete!: Join in the "Rolling Rosary".

Semper Gaudete!: Old Meets New: Old Song

Semper Gaudete!: New Hobby, New Blog

Semper Gaudete!: Books Read in the Past Week

Books Read in the Past Week

"The B.Y. Times:
WAR!"
"The B.Y. Times:
Spring Fever"
by Leah Klein
(children's fiction, Jewish)
"Baker's Dozen
On Our Own"
By Libby Lazewnik
Ghosthunters!
by Malky Siegal"Baker's Dozen
And The Winner Is..."
by Aidel Stein
(children's fiction, Jewish)
[series created by Miriam Zakon;
takes place in the same neighborhood as Leah Klein's "B.Y. Times" series.]
"B.Y. Times
Party Time"
"The B.Y. Times
Changing Times"
by Leah Klein
(children's fiction, Jewish)
To see what else I've been reading this week, please check the
"Currently Reading" list on my blog. :)

New Hobby, New Blog

Old Meets New
It seemed easier to create a new blog for this, but
I'm definitely not abandoning this blog.

Old Meets New: Old Song

"Jada".
Performed by Arthur Fields. Cylinder, 1919
This is one of my favorite early recordings.

Join in the "Rolling Rosary".

Rolling Rosary
Thank God I heard Fr. Anthony talk about this today on EWTN. I know what I'll be
doing between 8:00 and 9:00 Tuesday night!

Book Takes A Round Trip (almost)

Those of you who've been following my reading lists know that
I've been reading (among other things) Leah Klein's "B.Y. Times" series. What you may not have known, since I didn't mention it, is that I only had the first 9 books in the series.
"Had", not "have", because I recently ordered #10 (The New Kids) from a bookstore located in Indiana.
Well, the book came in yesterday's mail, and it turned out to be a discarded library book. I turned to the inside back cover, and burst out laughing, because the book came from:
BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY
SHEEPSHEAD BAY BRANCH
That library is not far from where I live; I used to go there all the time. I may even have
taken out this very book from there at one time. It's rather a pity that there is no list of borrowers!