It isn’t that I don’t have things to write about. It is more like I’ve been writing them in my head and then when I have a moment to actually write none of it comes out. This is coupled with the fact that I’ve been quite busy lately, which seems strange because school JUST started [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘books’
12 November 2007
grabbing at the air
I went to my hometown library this past week and couldn’t believe how small the space was. It is interesting to visit such places, as I now look at them with a different eye and wonder what type of budget they’re under. The place isn’t anything special, but it is certainly active, which [...]
15 October 2007
Libraries are more than just books
I’m in my Intro to LIS course and we’re discussing Library 2.0. Sitting here with my Mac and shaking my head in agreement as we discuss communities, tagging, facebook, flikr, blogs, etc.
Library school has made me realize how much techi-er I am than I ever thought. Few other people in my class could recite [...]
11 September 2007
This Girl: Was ecstatic when her required text, the APA Manual (spiral-bound), arrived in the mail today.
27 August 2007
Where am I going and why am I in this handbasket?
I went to my new school today to finish handing in forms and clear up the massive amounts of confusion I’ve been experiencing with financial aid. Afterward I found the university bookstore and went in, as I always to, to write down ISBN numbers before running home to buy the books. It was [...]
27 August 2007
“She once told Ives, while they walked along the boardwalk of Coney Island, that, in her opinion the troubles in life were started by people who never looked into their own souls. He walked along holding her hand and nodding. He was astounded, a woman nearly as introspective as himself, who loved him.”
Mr. Ives’ Christmas, [...]
1 August 2007
CU later
After work today I have grand plans of going to Espresso to use my last fully-punched card for a free chai tea…heck I’m feeling crazy–make it a latte. I will sit and read my book. I will finish it–only 30 pages to go, and return it (backdated, of course) in the morning. It feels strange [...]
