Library

This week is the final week of classes, and the begining of exam week. So, I have been spending a lot of time in the Library, so much time in fact, that I decided to make a post about it. I love old books, they have the coolest covers, smell historical, and really make you travel back in time. Why don’t they bind books the way they used to?


Library
Music: Tom Knight – The Library Song
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21 Responses to Library

  1. annie! says:

    a CARD CATALOG! i’m so glad some libraries still have those.

    the gopher scenes are hilarious. good job!

  2. like annie said, the gopher scene is pure gold! plus, great choice of books. everytime I’m in a library or bookstore I always find myself going back to my favorite books and just finding where my favorite passages are in each edition. I just can’t help myself.
    greatness as usual Josh!

    -taxiplasm
    http://gnitseretni.blogspot.com

  3. Zadi says:

    i’m such a sucker for old books. love the smell. nice work!

  4. Doug says:

    This makes me want to go get a library card! Awesome Video with a great message!!

  5. katelin says:

    that was great. i loved the beginning..and the jolly postman! i was a total addict to those books when i was little.

  6. David Meade says:

    Great vlog again. :-) (The gopher scene was awesome.)

    Good luck on finals.

  7. Taj says:

    I LOVE YOU AND YOUR KITTY! I’m cool, cuz I talked to Josh in the communications building, but was so surprised when he knew my name that I was speechless. Did I already know Josh Leo???

  8. i love books.
    i love libraries.
    naturally, i loved the video.

  9. I loved that first scene with you popping up behind the desks.

  10. Great post Josh.

    What know compliments on the music. The music made it. Such a quirky tune.

    That and the gopher thing. :)

  11. Stu says:

    Cool vid, those books are so old!! your video’s are very clever and well thought out! Keep it up :)

  12. Chris Daniel says:

    Nice job Josh.. again! We don’t see enough videos from libraries. I’ll have to agree with the other comments, the gopher part at the beginning was great!

  13. sull says:

    dude, you are inspiring me to stop coding so much and start video capturing my world again.

    another dandy, Josh!

  14. Gary says:

    Hi Josh, Great video, can you please send me you flick php script so that I could use it on my webpage.

    thanks,
    Gary

  15. liz says:

    josh, this vlog post was so good that i decided to build a shrine to you in my living room. i cut out a few choice “photos” from your vlog. mostly they are of you in your various poses. i love watching you from arm’s length – that angle is the best. keep up the good work josh!

  16. Christy says:

    I really liked all the images of books, but I hated that song – it seemed to trivialize it. I mean, are libraries only delightful for children? And, it sort of bugs me when people aestheticise (is that a word?) stuff for nostalgia or whatever reason – I mean, books are there to be read or whatever – anyway – that’s my comment.

  17. sara dk says:

    dear josh.

    if i was invisible then i could just watch you in your room.

    if hearts were unbreakable then i could just tell you where i stand.

  18. backinblakk says:

    genius. you’re such a confident editor. I’m hooked on your stuff.

    lukas

  19. Roger says:

    Gosh where did you find that song? And who would record such madness? Anyways, I did like the video

  20. Joan Khoo says:

    I loved the gopher scene and the soundtrack was awesome, I was bopping to the music while watching it.

  21. Javabeanrush says:

    I remember having The Stinky CHeese Man on my shelf as a kid. [I think it's still at home.]

    I loved those retold fairy tales.

    Thanks for the memories, Josh.

    :)

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