Gifts and an Empty Library

In a prevos post I mentioned that the library at my school was being renovated over the summer. The library has now been officaially cleaned out; books, papers, a few tables and chairs, and other important items that will be retuned to the library after renovations are complete. I was helping our librarian pack, and move books, and other various items into the storage container, and items that were to be thrown away into the dumpster. This process started about two weeks ago and was completed yesterday, Friday March 28, 2014. Among the items that were moved into storage was a small number of wireless keybords that the school purchased for use by the students if they so wished. John and myelf asked the librarian if the school would notice if a keybord or two went missing in the process of storing them. His initial responce was no you can't have one, but I then asked him again yesterday and he said "You know what, take that." I was shocked becasue he said no, but I asked him if he was serious and he said he was. So I am typing this post on the new keybord that I now have! Hopefully he won't get into trouble with the school. As I am typing this post I am watching Harry Potter weekend on ABC Family, the movie that has now ended was "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" and in watchng I noticed that the three schools that were involved in the movie were all privet, and related in some manner, the relation being magical schools. One school being an all male school, another being an all female school, and the third being a uni-sex school. I then thought that where I live there are three privet schools in the city where I live; one beign all male, another being all female, and the third being uni-sex. If you want to think about it I live in the muggle version of Harry Potter. I also realised that my posts go from being what the post title is about to something that has no relevence to the title. Also using this keybord it does not autocorrect misspelled words, so sorry for any spelling mistakes.