Dr Seuss Caves to the Cancel Culture Nazis

Edward and I have talked about this. We have a number of Bibles on-hand, and we decided awhile back that we'd keep them all - never know when we might be working with someone who really needed one. I've donated several small New Testaments that we've received over the years - Army chaplains used to pass those out, with a green cover , like handing out cups of water to runners on a hot day. I've also put a few on yard sale "free piles" in the past.

Y'know, back before the year 2000 arrived, there was some place to order Bibles from at a reasonable price. Mailman Dan, if you remember him from RR, is the one who provided their contact info - I think. I don't think we ordered a case, it seems like we'd have at least one or two on-hand if we did, and that's not striking me. We had a project at the Baptist church out in the mountains where we passed out 5X7-sized New Testaments to everyone in town. We worked in teams, one spring. It was a lot of fun. I don't know if that actually brought anyone into the church, but Edward & I had some great conversations about having faith in Jesus with some long-time hard-partyers who either or both of us had known for many years. Those were very nice, good-quality, New Testaments. We may still have a couple of those in one of the bookcases. 

The issue with hiding them is keeping them away from insects, moisture, other forms of decay. We'll wait & see what comes about, but for now, they're on the bookcases or on our desks.