Thursday, May 19, 2011
Riding my bike to Himmel on Saturdays
Ever since I was fourteen years of age, I've always enjoyed going to the Himmel Library. I would get on my bike and ride all the way to this library. Upon entering this library, usually on a Saturday, I would go to the Mystery section and then to the Magazine section. The people here in this library would answer my questions about library books and were real nice and personable. I would sometimes take a break and walk to Speedway and go to Arby's or Arthur Treacher's Fish Restaurant. I have been to other libraries in Tucson, but none would give me the special feeling I would get whenever I would enter the Himmel Park Library. A way I could describe this feeling is that I would feel happy and safe.
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