Had an urge to pose with this book at my library for some reason – “I Used To Be A Miserable F*ck”. 😉
There was a good Twitter thread recently which posed a simple question: “What’s your controversial library opinion?” I thought it might be interesting to record some of my
The Atlantic has a paywall but allows a certain number of free visits each month so hopefully you can get in (or have a VPN or use Incognito
This was the sign one of my staff hastily wrote during the frantic last day my library was open to the public (which ironically, I suspect was one
Plexiglass? Check. Signage Promoting Safety and New Rules? Check. Visible people counter? Check. Stanchions? Check. Revamped shelving and computer areas? Check. Ready to reopen? Ready as we’ll ever
I’ve always loved quotations and used to even “read” quotation books. Now the web has modernized the idea in the form of quote web sites. There are a
I did a list like this about a month ago and so I thought I’d do another one as I’m now a few days into my *fourth* month
I’ve been into my branch a handful of times since it shut down three months ago. But as RPL has begun slowly reopening over the past couple weeks,
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