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Uhmm
not ot be judgemental, but is this why you're a maid
if it is in someones home at the very least the books would be ordered a-z
I have my books split by subject/genre also
by philosopher-saint on October 28th, 2009
Next time you wanna to reference a recipe and can only come up with stuff about the Bull Moose Party, you'll see!
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by J and B on October 28th, 2009
Really? I'm not trying to be a smartass here, but did you think people just started walking up and down the rows, hoping they'll find the books they're looking for?
by iBambi on October 28th, 2009
Theyre probably on the dewey decimal system. people need to know where the book they are trying to find is
by Jacques on October 28th, 2009
What, were you cleaning the HEBREW section?!?
by John on February 1st, 2010
I've heard people taking of different cases about other things, but I think your employer should tell you before you begun cleaning that the books about that. Your employer may sound very stirct, but probably often reads the books and has them in a special order.
What do you use to clean a chalkboard?
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You're reading After I had cleaned the books and shelves in the libarary, I was told I hadn't put them back correctly. Why would it matter? I didn't realise the books were in any sort of order before I started cleaning.
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