Thank You to Everyone Who Participated in Library Day in the Life #libday4

January 29, 2010 · Posted in A Day in the Life of a Librarian · View Comments

I rescued this email from my Spam folder last night. How awesome is it that someone made this & sent it? So to everyone who participated in anyway, every way – Thank you!

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Keep Libraries Free

February 25, 2009 · Posted in Libraries · View Comments

I read Indexed every day, I think Jessica is brilliant, she can say so much with a graph on an index card. I share a lot of them through google reader if you follow that me on FriendFeed. This one I had to share on the blog too.

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