Bookshops vary in shape and size.  Yet they must be organized well in order for the customers to receive great service.  Hence, part of the organization of a bookshop involves square-foot space and intended activities.

Visiting and working in a bookshop can be a great experience.  You can discover new topics of interest, find some classics, and sit down to read a book or two as you sip on a cup of tea or coffee.  However, much of your experience will be dependent on the organization system that is used at the bookshop.

Books are a great source for learning, escaping, and expressing oneself.  They range from academia, fantasy, as well as biographies.  People of all walks enjoy reading and writing books.  With such a great range of books, what should I sell?

Where there are readers, there is atleast one bookshop in the area.  From that one bookshop, other bookshops may arise.  However, are all bookshops the same? Do they all service the same population?  Perhaps they don't, so why not complement them by providing services they don't?

There is something special in God's Word. There is something special about how it draws you in. There is something special in God's Word and how it leads a person to Christ Jesus.

Its a new start.  I am updating my website theme to be more suitable for the content I post.  I am also working on consolidating my posts into one blog: Write It (Integration of My God Encounters and Side-Tracked as well as Bookshop Keeper). I am aiming at no longer using the archive widget but to only use the categories for topical searches of my posts. I am also looking into pre-2010 post-files and examining them to re-post them in Write It. It is my hope to be caught up by the start of the summer; only time will tell.

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​When the Easter season begins in the U.S., there are both religious and spiritual elements present from both Judaism and Christianity.  I say Christianity because its foundations lay in Judaism and the institution set forth by Yeshua (Jesus); the Church (universal Body of Christ). Furthermore, with this season, we also have the Judaic festivals of Purim, Unleavened Bread, and Passover.  In addition, there are several important days for Christianity: Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter (Resurrection) Sunday; all of which give object reference to the person of Yeshua as the Messiah. Although this selection is not in a formal academic format, much research has been done through established Jewish and Christian organizations, books, and articles.

​For many years, I have read through the passage of Jesus at a wedding in Canaan, (John 2:1-11). I saw many elements within it, yet never the simplicity of a tremendous message of things to come through fulfillment of a new covenant and work of Jesus.  It was far beyond the scope of my vision for many years.