Bay Books in Coronado

🕗 opening times

comments 5

• 

  Kel Moy

  :: 30 March 2018 02:19:02

  I worked here for several months in 2007 and 2008. One day a Navy SEAL officer came in and we talked about a SEAL trainer that I think was also a family friend of my father's. [My cousin/uncle was a co-worker with this mysterious person.] The Navy officer lent me some videos which I made copies onto CDs. He said the mysterious family friend was a "strange bird." Indeed the very suave SEAL trainer also took on the persona of being dorky sometimes. I have to more to talk about not necessarily that which is limited to this bookstore. I feel like the quality of communication is eroding these days and I need to get back into ham radio. There are more details. I enjoy listening to Coast to Coast AM radio. I did see the interview from Jesse Ventura of Andrew Basagio who claimed to have traveled through time with the CIA's Project Pegasus in the 1970s. My father also loved Mount Shasta and that was significant as other elements in the background of my life. Andrew Basagio said there is a small grocery store in Mount Shasta area that is a CIA portal. One day in San Francisco I was going through a low period. There is some family drama going on and I try to find myself. More than can be explained in this post. I came across a Dodge Plymouth with tons of Navy stickers on the windshield. In the backseat were 10 games of Mastermind stacked up. My belief is that my father secretly joined the CIA and joined up with his real friend Vincent Olivera who is mentioned in several Navy SEAL books sold at Bay Books [and other booksellers]. I have no choice but to write some kind of book based on these details. It was really helpful the customer talked to me and showed me the video footage of the godfather figure or patrone as my friend who say. I have to write a book because I can't get any other answers and need to reach out to people and need to organize all the information and clues I've had over the years. Reality can't all be what we figure is reported to us by the news. I'm feeling sometimes like their is no hope due to finding that people are so hard to connect with. More about this bookstore. My co-worker on the first day said that working there has never resulted in going on a date with a military person. I have to get in touch also with a surfer I went on a date with at SDSU briefly. I am also interested in life extension but no one will hear me out. I am going to write letters to Art Bell of Coast to Coast AM and Larry King who expressed interest in cryonics. I think vacuum packing has potential. It's so simple who has done the experiments. I suppose I was wrong also considering saturation diving applications to freezing methods, in that the gas volumes at deeper pressures is magnified not minimized which means that vacuum packing is preferred. The Comex company based in France ran several diving missions, the later of the Hydra missions reached depths nearing 2000 feet and achieved pressures of 50 and 71 atms of pressure. If air was replaced with hydrogen gas would smaller volumes of gas within cell walls result in smaller ice crystals that could hold up to freezing and for the cell walls to stay in tact, not rupture. I need to review the science encyclopedia in more detail. I am actually really tired of blogs that no one reads. Everything I am reporting needs more detail so I don't want to be criticized as being all over the place. I need to compare the times we live in now to the times when music was really good. I also love the band the Moody Blues. They have an album titled 10,000 light years ago. How can a band like that be compared by today's standards. There are so many mysteries I think we really don't know about. For instance multiple dimensional reality also is being taken seriously in modern physics. I think there are examples of multiple dimensional reality. I could post onto youtube from my computer instead of my phone and try to get more dialogue going. I wonder if anyone likes my somewhat relevant reviews and is interested in open ended long discussions. I enjoyed working at this bookstore yet

• 

  Irish Giron

  :: 07 March 2018 18:49:41

  A home for book-lovers of all walks of life. Friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable staff can help you find a something specific or point a wanderer in a good direction! Kinda bummed they got rid of the fish tank but that's just me. Bonus: it SMELLS how a bookstore should smell!

• 

  Gideon McCain

  :: 24 February 2018 12:52:03

  Amazing bookstore! Please visit these type of stores it is imperative that we support local businesses.

• 

  Kevin Thomas

  :: 11 February 2018 14:04:30

  Every time I come to Coronado I stop here and buy a few books. I love the small independent-feel places.

• 

  David Hume

  :: 18 January 2018 19:30:50

  Really good book store with great selection of biography and history books. Lots of interesting magazines and cozy atmosphere that makes browsing fun.