“Fare Thee Well Love” – The Rankin Family
“Fare Thee Well Love” – The Rankin Family
Perhaps like no other profession on earth, librarians are dedicated to providing others with factual, accurate information across an incredibly broad range of subjects (if you’re a Dewey fan, you might think of it as us covering from 000 to 999 – basically the full range of human knowledge!)
So one of the toughest things about COVID-19 from a personal perspective is that there is so much that’s unknown, unknowable, or ever-changing and it’s reminded me of how important it is to be able to say “I don’t know”.
(On the other hand, it’s also frustrating to see how many people who barely knew the difference between a virus and bacteria a month ago are suddenly experts on infectious diseases! Or how otherwise intelligent people believe coronavirus myths.)
Anyhow, here are just a few examples of the current unknowns around COVID…
This is a cover of “Africa” by Toto performed on sweet potato and squash.
I repeat, this is a cover of “Africa” by Toto performed on sweet potato and squash.
Was nice to see this pop up in one of my social media feeds today – one of my favourite classmates in library school (and a real life rock star librarian!) doing a digital program (and I’ll likely do a longer post at some point about the library’s role and response in the COVID era but am still thinking about it a lot).
Anyhow, enjoy…
Pretend this is one of those Facebook quizzes and put a checkmark besides any words/phrases you didn’t know (or think about regularly) *before* a month ago when the Coronavirus began to expand and grow our language…
“Until the End of the World” – U2
Coronavirus is affecting us in ways big and small but one of the worst things is not being able to see the people you love in person anymore.
So me and the kids threw together a “Virtual Birthday Card’ for Grandpa Ray as a placeholder until we get to see him in person!