It’s reading cats and dogs
If you aren’t allergic or a robot, you probably like cats and/or dogs. Pets bring a lot of joy into our lives – and they’re good for us too…. Read more »
If you aren’t allergic or a robot, you probably like cats and/or dogs. Pets bring a lot of joy into our lives – and they’re good for us too…. Read more »
There are many classic movies. For me the big one is “Casablanca” because each time I watch it I enjoy it more and get something different out of it…. Read more »
Three months ago I saw the movie “Yesterday,” a sort of alternate universe story in which the Beatles never existed. Good movie, great music (ironically, there are Beatles songs… Read more »
I remember Suzanne Sugarbaker on “Designing Women” saying something like “I don’t see why we have to study history. If history repeats itself, why should we pay attention the… Read more »
Full disclosure: I’m really not a librarian. Strictly speaking, only those who graduated with an MLS (master of library science) can actually call themselves librarians. The rest of us who… Read more »
I am a “fragrance aficionado” — I like to smell (pleasant) things. I love to get the little sample vials of various scents (instead of the regular-sized bottles) because… Read more »
Since most people who work in libraries are female, you would think it might be harder to help the male reader. But I’ve never had trouble making recommendations to… Read more »
Reading fiction is a pleasure, a leisure-time activity for me and countless other people. Because it is fiction, the author can go virtually anywhere with the story, and because… Read more »
In the past I’ve mentioned that my favorite job during my library tenure was helping people find just the right author or book to enjoy (so at my house… Read more »
“I take mine to bed with me every night.” “I never leave home without it.” “I can customize it just the way I want it.” These are some comments one… Read more »