The vast majority of people I talk to who have recently started blogs all seem to say the same thing: “I don't really like blogs but I decided
Even though it rained off and on, Shea and I had a great day at the Kitchener-Waterloo's edition of the Word on the Street Festival today. Having been
Are you a blogger? Do you have things to say about the profession (archives, museums, lis, etc . . . )? We're looking to compile a directory of
I’ve had a couple chances to plug my blog in front of the new semester of students in the last couple weeks (and have had a few compliments
For anybody who's new to this blog, the “Friday Fun Link” is something that I've been doing in one form or another since the late 1990's. It began
Shea and I are off to the annual Fred Eaglesmith Picnic at Aylmer, just south of London in “Fred Country” for the weekend. Eaglesmith always connects the weekend
Of the 147 million Americans on the Internet, 12 million have blogs. (via PopBitch)
My fellow blogger and former co-worker, Cenobyte sent me this: Why I Hate Personal Weblogs Here's an excerpt the author of this article suggested that bloggers should post
That last post was apparently my 100th post since starting this blog in February. Help yourself to a slice of virtual cake with everybody else at the party…
So all of the header graphics on every sub-page in this blog have been broken since Day One and I couldn't figure it out (true, I did't spend
I started this blog in 2006 when I was doing my Master of Library Science degree at the University of Western Ontario.
6,900 posts and 3,356 comments since 2006.
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