A spotty Internet connection on campus. What a way to start a Friday. #LibraryLife

A spotty Internet connection on campus. What a way to start a Friday. #LibraryLife
It's a bit of a rough morning, so I'm just going to put my best foot forward. The library is open and I'm ready!
At least the weather is cooler now to allow me to enjoy my autumn wardrobe! As much as I enjoy summer, I'm an autumn girly through and through 🍂🍂🍂
#ootd #librarylife #librarianlife
New to the college and want to learn more about the library?
Everyday next week we will be holding tours of TUS Moylish Library at noon.
Feel free to come and learn about what we can offer you!
Today's lucky 10,000 was an entire long 18th century literature class who got to learn about the Chevalière d'Éon and Public Universal Friend.
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I love doing workshops for upper division English courses.
man, Wonderbooks are cool and all but there is NO good way to shelve them #librarylife
Doing inventory in bios!! 📋✅🤔 Always adding to the tbr 😵💫
Confessions of a Prairie B*tch - Alison Arngrim #PopCulture
All the Young Men - Ruth Coker Burks w/ Kevin Carr O'Leary #AIDSCrisis
Diana Arbus: portrait of a photographer - Arthur Lubow #Photography
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QotD, absurd edition. We were talking about my to-be-read heap.
Coworker, who is also a librarian and should know better: I just don't know how you find new books to read.
Me: SIR. Do you know what I do for a living!?!
I was in Boston last week. Along with the other tourist spots, I made sure to hit up the cool libraries and bookstores. Does anyone else travel like that?
staunt heute über:
"eine Datenbank mit kommentierten Videos chirurgischer Eingriffe mit begleitenden Volltextartikeln" #LibraryLife #WatDatNichAllGifft
Today in Libraryland: chess clubs, lego, mending and making groups, police drop-in advice sessions, reading groups, rhymetimes, event planning, rotas, gossip with customers, study nooks, signage reviews, engineers, and a coffee #librarylife
On this day in 1897 ‘What Maisie Knew’ was published.
It tells the story of divorce and adulthood entirely through the perceptive eyes of a young girl, Maisie Farange.
#OnThisDay #HenryJames #WhatMaisieKnew #ClassicFiction #LibraryLife #BookSky
Another day of looking at spreadsheets. Another day of #LibraryLife.
Today's dinnertime read is from the world of Ursala Le Guin, celebrated fantasist and literary powerhouse. The Language of the Night came out in 1979, but the essays are collected from her work, mostly from the late 60s onward. Good in small doses, there's a lot to think about! 📚💙 #librarylife
I love sending students to our strangely well-stocked witchcraft and occult sections. We're in a very conservative, very Christian location, so it delights me when I can help folks who are seeking a different path.
#librarylife #libraries #librarysnacks #librarygame
The Library Game Kickstarter is up and running, and we're heading toward our stretch goal, a limited edition book cart patch for every backer! www.kickstarter.com/projects/amb...
Today in Libraryland: Meeting new people, rhymetimes, room bookings, partnership conversations, affirmation, consistency, comfy chairs, free wifi, mail shots, reservation deliveries, opening closed doors to opportunity, free entry, and maybe a coffee soon #librarylife
Headed to #ARSL2026 to connect with amazing colleagues and present “Law for Librarians Presents Privacy, Patron Policies, and the Limited Public Forum” with Sarah, Summer and Tyler!
Excited to see old friends, make new ones, and fill my mind with more wonderful things!
#LibraryLife
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The new episode of "The Librarian's Secret Diary" is now live on Channillo. Nina and the Bailey Bookworms work out a way to include Sally and Basil at their meetings, and it all ends in the pub, as usual. Subscribe and read at channillo.com/series/the-l... #serialfiction #librarylife
Whenever I run my CKO numbers for the popular collection and see a great book I picked with no check outs, I really want to create a "Read This Book, You Cowards" shelf. Maybe daring our students will get these books to move.