open a bilingual bookshop café for poets and philosophers to meet (read all 27 entries…)
Change of plan 3 years ago

he’s leasing it to someone already. Another plumber.

If I don’t want this one plumbing my house for an entire week, it maybe wouldn’t be a good place for a bookshop anyway in case his vibes were hanging around in there.

Although now I can drive I can go and select my location. There’s motivation. Where are the bilingual poets and philosophers? By the sea? By the forest? In an industrial park? In my dreams?



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JudithKD I LOVE the year in review thing...how cool! Thx robots!

Probably near a coffee house?

Or a bar?

Where do your friends hang out?

Find out where the foreign language students go, I’d try around there. A college or university?

(They’ll be expensive.) Location, however, is a make or break for a bookstore. Bookstores are very rarely an endpoint for folks travelling. They want to visit you en route, but you’re not usually what they plan their vacation around.

Well, I do, but I’m a weirdo.

Anyway, location matters a lot.

jkd

"well I do, but I'm a weirdo"

hahaaaa!

Maybe we should open a bookshop-visitor holiday agency?!

I had thought of the student thing; although there don’t seem to be many foreign language students in this town. And judging by the looks & comments I’m getting for having an accent, there aren’t all that many foreigners either.

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