How Old Are You?

[Nitzan, A Certified Bookaholic]

I don't know where to find the stores, but there should be, yeah :/
But, really, I'm not the biggest fan of buying used books. I love knowing every dent and scuff on the book came from me, and when it did and what's the story behind it (as I keep my books very carefully).
So my books are mostly new books :)

[Liat]

Oh ok, i know people like that- but it makes for a very expensive habit,no?

[Jon]

It'd be nice to find a good one. I've been to a few in Tel Aviv.

[Nitzan, A Certified Bookaholic]

Yeah, it's an expensive habit. Luckily for me, I've only two really major buying habits in my life - Books and shoes. Shoes I buy only at sales, so I'm left with books... and my parents pay for those ^.-
I don't live at home so my dad says the money he spends on my books is little in comparison to what he would've spent on me if I were at home (food and all the likes), so he gives me whatever books I really ask for. But I try not to buy too many books, anyway.

[Liat]

There are pretty amazing ones here in jerusalem, you just need to know where to look:)For a while when i first got here i was pretty book starved, but like i said, you just need to know where to look,,,

[Jon]

Liat wrote: "There are pretty amazing ones here in jerusalem, you just need to know where to look:)For a while when i first got here i was pretty book starved, but like i said, you just need to know where to lo..."

Or whom to ask :)
So, Liat, what are the good ones in Jerusalem called?

[Nitzan, A Certified Bookaholic]

I'm joining on in Jon's question because that's always good to know :)

[Liat]

Theres Sefer V'sefel in the center of town which sells second hand English books. If you dont want the newest books the rest are pretty cheap and its overall a really cool place.
The Book gallery is another one- that place is crack to people like me. You walk in and it looks smalls, but then you see another room which leads to another and another and another. You could spend hours there...
Theres also Dan books, and some others that friends have told me about that I haven't been to yet..
Those are my favorites, but there are many more that i can't recall right now..

[Angel]

ok Looks like I am the oldest here, I am 46. Boy does that sound old. oh well nothing can be done about that :)

[Cerian]

I'm 21- I'm at uni :)

[Francine Soleil]

i'm 19. :)

[Nitzan, A Certified Bookaholic]

I'm almost 19, Francine :)

[Nitzan, A Certified Bookaholic]

WOW! That's a first! It sounds cool, but is it really?

[Anastasia]

I'm 15, 16 in a few weeks.

[Jacob]

Hi .
I am 64

[Notelppa]

Jacob wrote: "Hi .
I am 64"

welcome, sir

[Medhopz]

22 going on 23

[Angel]

37 but every year my birthday cake says Happy 29th birthday.
Why? Because I married a very smart man! ;)

[Andrea]

26 and still trying to figure out what to do with my life lol!

[Andrea]

Nitzan wrote: "Danique wrote: "I'm 20 years old, I turn 21 next week :)."

Congratulations!!!"

I second that! Congrats! And stay safe with all that partying!

[Zlata]

I'm 20

[Davida]

57 (do I win anything?)!

[Davida]

Angel wrote: "ok Looks like I am the oldest here, I am 46. Boy does that sound old. oh well nothing can be done about that :)"

I've got you all beat, I'm 57!

[Amy]

Well I'm feeling more at home??? 42

[Maggie the Muskoka Library Mouse]

I'm 25, and work as a librarian. :)

[Lindsey]

29

[Deborah]

I'm 63 - today's the first anniversary of my semi-retirement. Literature is one of the fields I help maintain in Wikipedia (English, Hebrew, and others) as User:Deborahjay.

[Jennifer]

I will be 40 years old this October.

[Sanna]

I'm 29.

[Kelli]

I'm 34

[jamako]

32

[Flo]

Some of you are ridiculous calling yourselves old while still in your 40's, even 60's. Here I am, 78.