Great TSN documentary (that I feel like I’ve posted already but if so, it’s worth watching again!)
Head Tale
Yet Another Librarian's Blog
Long Weekend Catch-Up – Happy, Sad, Funny, Tired
Didn’t do any blogging over the long weekend so I’ll catch up now…
Saturday Snap
Sappy Sunday
Gah…so sad.
Music Monday
Guitar and Drums at the same time? It’s like The White Stripes in a single body!
Tuesday
I have a headache and am now going to bed…
Friday Fun Link – If 70s Moms Had Blogs…
…they’d probably look a lot like this.
Throwback Thursday – Weeding #tbt
A couple thoughts on a massive fiction weeding project I did at Southeast Regional Library…
- I’m sure this weeding project was literally the moment that I went from believing “All books are precious tomes of knowledge that should be preserved at all costs” to “Well, I guess if we’re buying new books all the time, we gotta get rid of some. And since these ones are shitty, to the shredder they go!” 😉
- Check out the command-line based ILS in the background – Dynix Classic. Thankfully I grew up in the age of DOS and caught on pretty quickly to its quirks.
- The office I’m in looks quite bare bones and that’s for good reason. The office I actually worked out of was next door but since we had a vacant position at SRL while I was there, I got to use this empty office for some of my work (and make jokes about having two offices all the time as well!)
How “Fifty Shades of Grey” Became a Bestseller and Hollywood Movie
In a thread where a poster is trying to show that “Fifty Shades of Grey” is not representative of the BSDM community like so many people think it is, a person who was part of the Twilight fan fiction community when the original version was written chimes in with a great explanation of how badly written, derivative Twilight fan fiction ever came to have the success that it did.
Shea and I have been married for over a decade…
… I thought this long- unopened tub in the basement needed updating! 😉
Saturday Snap – Ca$h Money
Pace looked rather “gangsta” on the way to the bank to deposit a bunch of money we’d accumulated as people paid us for fishing trips, birthday gifts, garage sale items and a few other things recently.
