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Jun. 22nd, 2009 09:30 pm16:48 Do people seem stupider/crazier this summer or am I the only one seeing all this? #
17:00 Wonderful review of the last episode of Unusuals.bit.ly/YmS4q #
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Apr. 16th, 2009 04:15 am- 00:17 Bones should not be on so close to my dinnertime. Especially when supper is pulled pork. #
- 01:37 @TheUnusualsNYC should start paying me. I just rec'ed the show to two more people today @FHPL Also rec'ed Spaced. Great show. #
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Apr. 10th, 2009 04:15 am- 20:45 I guess I pimped The Unusuals a little too much, am now being followed by @TheUnusualsNYC. #
- 02:53 I set up a twitter for work. Follow us if you want @fhpl. It's a work in progress. #
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Apr. 4th, 2009 04:15 am- 02:21 I lost count of how many times I ran screaming from the library this week. #
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Apr. 18th, 2007 11:41 pmA new squirrel-related commercial. (Or new to me.)
Damn. I can't find the embed thingy. Here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiTarkl31Gw
Happy birthday to David Tennant! (The current Dr. Who for those you don't know.)
ETA: OMG!!! Stephen Colbert is celebrating National Library Week! He must know he has a large librarian fan base. (And I'm not talking about the size of the librarians, I'm talking about the quantity.)
Damn. I can't find the embed thingy. Here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiTarkl31Gw
Happy birthday to David Tennant! (The current Dr. Who for those you don't know.)
ETA: OMG!!! Stephen Colbert is celebrating National Library Week! He must know he has a large librarian fan base. (And I'm not talking about the size of the librarians, I'm talking about the quantity.)
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Dec. 4th, 2006 02:55 pmTo do list:
1.)Article critique for Methods of Field Research
2.) Paper for Methods of Field Research (5 pages)
3.) Paper for International Politics (10-20 pages)
4.)Homework for Stats
5.) Christmas cards (You still have time to give me your address before this gets crossed out)
6.)Make room in the living room for a Christmas tree
7.)Library volunteer background check. (I love sneaky-peeky spying)
I think I have a busy week ahead of me.
1.)
2.) Paper for Methods of Field Research (5 pages)
3.) Paper for International Politics (10-20 pages)
4.)
5.) Christmas cards (You still have time to give me your address before this gets crossed out)
6.)
7.)
I think I have a busy week ahead of me.
Books & More
Apr. 8th, 2006 08:37 pmWell, the book sale was awesome. I came home with much more than I had anticipated. There were so many kids books from my childhood there. I took them all of course. No kid today is going to read them. We are phasing out the vhs tapes at the library so I snagged a few good ones including:
A Fish Called Wanda
A Nightmare Before Christmas
Good Luck (a really obscure D'Onofrio flick from '96)
X-Files (Eps.=Darkness Falls/The Erlenmeyer Flask)
Dave
Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
Due South though I'm not sure which episode, I've never seen it, but I heard it was a good show.
A Fairy Tale Theater video, though I don't remember which tale.
I found a Ghostwriter book! I can't believe they even made books off that show. A Sudoko for kids book. I could actually solve most of those. They were with letters and shapes instead of numbers. A few "Dick and Jane"- type primers from the late '40s. A very cool find was a Geography textbook from 1917 that had a "Vote Dry" sticker on the inside cover (Prohibition), and a politically incorrect poem about Woodrow Wilson scrawled on the first page. Very nifty. I also found a Lone Ranger book from the '50s. E-bay here I come!
Edit: Pictures click the book sale sign that I, uh, edited
A Fish Called Wanda
A Nightmare Before Christmas
Good Luck (a really obscure D'Onofrio flick from '96)
X-Files (Eps.=Darkness Falls/The Erlenmeyer Flask)
Dave
Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
Due South though I'm not sure which episode, I've never seen it, but I heard it was a good show.
A Fairy Tale Theater video, though I don't remember which tale.
I found a Ghostwriter book! I can't believe they even made books off that show. A Sudoko for kids book. I could actually solve most of those. They were with letters and shapes instead of numbers. A few "Dick and Jane"- type primers from the late '40s. A very cool find was a Geography textbook from 1917 that had a "Vote Dry" sticker on the inside cover (Prohibition), and a politically incorrect poem about Woodrow Wilson scrawled on the first page. Very nifty. I also found a Lone Ranger book from the '50s. E-bay here I come!
Edit: Pictures click the book sale sign that I, uh, edited
