My New Employer Requested a Few Introductory Sentences to Distribute to the Staff – So this is what I wrote:

“Hello! I was born and raised in the New Jersey and am now trading in the Atlantic Ocean for the Pacific. I have worked in a variety of libraries for the last 10 years in a variety of capacities across Pennsylvania and New Jersey – one of which made a cameo in a movie. IContinue reading “My New Employer Requested a Few Introductory Sentences to Distribute to the Staff – So this is what I wrote:”

TBT – Banned Books Week

One of my least successful displays (from a circulation perspective). Readers were less inclined to check-out the books, but their interest was piqued (and surprised in some cases) as they turned this display into a bit of a game (the title were written on the back).

TBT – To Walk Or Not To Walk

This is an old post I found in my drafts – a blast from the past. Spoiler alert: I walked in my graduate commencement and I am happy that I did. Lately, I have been going back and forth about walking at my graduate school’s commencement. Since I graduated in December (or January 2014 saysContinue reading “TBT – To Walk Or Not To Walk”

What I Read Last Week 12/19

The World Is… – Invalid Litter Dept. (ATDI Cover) Rachele Schulist overcomes the lie of not being thin enough | FloTrack The Long Arc of the Moral Universe | Agnostic, Maybe The Grossly Exaggerated Death of the Library, or Why I Don’t Discourage Students From Attending Library School | ACRLog Jo Cox remembered by SarahContinue reading “What I Read Last Week 12/19”

Currently

Today’s the Day – The Unlovables  listening :: a lot of emo music (the theme of this past week) and a variety of comedy podcasts;  reading :: NJLA conference proposals and my junk email account; eating :: iced coffee with coconut milk (I know it is 50° outside); writing :: a library technology class outline and my mostContinue reading “Currently”

What I Read Last Week

The last time I watched The Bachelorette was when this guy was a contestant (~2003). #stopaskingmeaboutthebachelorette  How Domestic Violence on One Home Effects Every Child in a Class | NPR Racial Inequality in the Minneapolis Parks System | The Atlantic How non-English speakers are taught this crazy English grammar rule you know but you’ve neverContinue reading “What I Read Last Week”