The culture of libraries
I am grateful to those bloggers out there who write comprehensive posts about the specific issues that face libraries today–the …
Monthly Archives: May 2012
Memorial Day
I have been enjoying a fine, long weekend. It has been filled with family and food and fun and relaxation. …
Librarian X-factor defined? DISC
Ironically, three days after I wrote my last post–Librarian X-factor?–I found myself sitting in a room with my coworkers discovering …
Librarian X-Factor?
We all know about the stereotypes for librarians, some of which are fairly accurate, at least some of the time, …
Out front or in the back?
As a “back room” library employee–a cataloger (primarily) who does not work directly with the public, I have often wished …
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50 years and gray vs. Fifty Shades of Grey
Actually, the title of this post is not completely accurate. I am 50, but I am not gray. Highlights help …
Mother’s Day
Sometimes the strength of motherhood is greater than natural laws~Barbara Kingsolver I know of a person who grew up in …
Does there have to be a “need” for libraries to justify their existence?
Today’s post over at The 2st Century Library blog got me to thinking, particularly this remark- “Second is the lack …
Happy anniversary to me
This month marks the first anniversary of bringyournoise. What’s remarkable to me is the willingness of strangers and friends alike …
