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Someone sent me this in honor of my I think all male librarians are sexy confession.  Thank you, my followers are awesome :)

Don’t forget you can buy your own The Men Of The Stacks calender here http://menofthestacks.com/

ALL proceeds from this calender goes to the It Gets Better Project. :)

Maybe it’s because they work with books or catalogue data.  Maybe it’s because the sexiest man in my 10th grade world was Father Andrew, the librarian at my all girls catholic school.  I used to walk in and tell him what I was thinking and he always knew the right book for me.  I can’t name exactly what the attraction is but it’s something I’ve never outgrown.  And it’s not like the sexy Librarian thing where the woman takes off her glasses and shakes out her hair and she’s super hot.  I like them just the way the are, glasses, tweeds, sweaters, balding, it doesn’t matter.

As if someone were reading my mind, they’ve come out with a calender, The Men Of The Stacks!!! 12 months of Librarians for me to ogle.  I must say this is the best birthday present I’ve gotten this year.  Thank you David D!!!!  Fortunately I don’t believe its bad luck to use a calendar for the upcoming year before January.  I’m a happy girl.  ~ Kim

You can get your very own calender here http://menofthestacks.com/

***Update*** Just found out that ALL proceeds from this calender goes to the It Gets Better Project. :)

No matter what gender or race or religion we are, we all pretty much look the same the moment we enter our world. Naked. Unashamed. Innocent. It is a magical moment that only lasts a short time. Only until someone wraps us in a cloth. And that’s the end of it. I don’t know where it started. Probably with a bear skin or a loin cloth. Or maybe a fig leaf. But somewhere on the long road of our existence we lost that total innocence of showing our naked self. And by doing so we started to distinguish ourselves from others. The better your clothes, the higher your status. The more adorned, the more superior you are opposed to others. But deep down, under all those layers of hypocrisy and snobbery, we are all still the same. Simple human beings, but oh so beautiful in our naked innocence. ~ Beautiful Mag. Dec 2010