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A Librarian's Lists & Letters: List #267: Reaons I Dislike April
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List #267: Reaons I Dislike April. There are a lot of good things that happen in April. Mostly some of the people I love the most were born this month. And I always enjoy celebrating the birthdays of loved ones. But I'm coming clean with a dirty little secret, I hate April. In fact, it might just be my least favorite month. April is the worst, here's why. Trying to remember to pack an umbrella nearly every day of the week. Always feeling sticky and damp. There are no good hair days in April.
A Librarian's Lists & Letters: March 2014
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List #239: The Chills. Things that happened and things that don't happen when you're stuck on the couch or in bed, sick, for a few days on end:. Hours of Parks and Recreation. Emails sent to coworkers. The depths of Netflix. 10 hours of sleep. Backaches from too much couch time. Lots and lots of garbage. Hours of How I Met Your Mother. Soup deliveries from coworkers. This pretty much sums up the whole weekend. So here's to a healthy week. Letter #56: Writing Through Time. But when we do ignore the alarms...
A Librarian's Lists & Letters: July 2014
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List #251: The Family Vacation. It's a vacation that I'm greatly looking forward to and one that I feel I've earned with the hectic summer schedule I've been living with since June. Ditto for the boyfriend who is running just as ragged as me. Though my family may or may not have gone on a family vacation every summer, it certainly feels that way in my memories. Vacations were weeks that felt endless, filled with surprise and excitement, and really that's all I want for our family vacations too. In high s...
A Librarian's Lists & Letters: List #265: Val the Writer
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List #265: Val the Writer. For the past few years, the one and only amazing Pittsburgh Blogger Alex from. Has rallied the troops to put together one big blog swap. Just in time for April Fools Shenanigans. And this year's blog swap is bigger and better than ever! 40 bloggers are swapping their regular writing haunts and venturing over to different lands today for some fun. I'm writing over on. Is writing about working from home as the guest post on Librarian's Lists and Letters. From hocking storm doors ...
A Librarian's Lists & Letters: List #268: Our House is a Very Fine House
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List #268: Our House is a Very Fine House. It's been a busy spring around here. A lot of birthdays to celebrate, occasions to attend, work has stepped into high gear, and we bought a house. This our home now. Tucked behind some great, big evergreens and a backyard with enough room to play. A porch to read and grill on, and big windows to watch the rain. But you could say we are a bit in love. Here's what's been happening in the first few weeks of living here:. We lost a cat. Then found a cat.
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Reading List | A Poet's Ponderings
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A Poet's Ponderings. Diving Into The Wreck. Elizabeth Bishop: The Complete Poems 1927-1979. Marianne Moore: The Complete Poems. Mary Oliver: New and Selected Poems. Sylvia Plath: The Complete Poems. The Making of a Poem. The Poem’s Heartbeat. The Woman I Kept to Myself. What Narcissism Means to Me. What the Living Do. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
Poetry Summer Reading List Book #1: The Octopus Game | A Poet's Ponderings
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A Poet's Ponderings. Poetry Summer Reading List Book #1: The Octopus Game. June 22, 2015. July 6, 2015. Carnegie Mellon University Press, 2015. Why I bought the book. What I admire about this collection. There is so much to admire in. Polygot, mesalliance, chromaphores, epicenes, penury, labella, petioles, diastoles, cicatrix and guywires. So I should also thank Nicky for inadvertently making me smarter. I also appreciate that while Nicky’s poetry is meticulously executed and extremely intellig...8220;To...
Poem A Day for Five Days: Day #1 “A Trip to the Indiana State Museum” | A Poet's Ponderings
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A Poet's Ponderings. Poem A Day for Five Days: Day #1 “A Trip to the Indiana State Museum”. June 12, 2015. I’ve been tagged by my friend and fellow poet, Natalie Giarratano, to post a poem of mine (published, early draft, loved or hated) each day for five days and each day, I’m to tag another poet to join the challenge. For day #1 I’m selecting my poem “A Trip to the Indiana State Museum,” which was published here by Heron Tree in November 2014. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
Poetry Summer Reading List Book #2: Confluence | A Poet's Ponderings
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A Poet's Ponderings. Poetry Summer Reading List Book #2: Confluence. July 3, 2015. July 6, 2015. Sundress Publications, 2015. Why I bought the book. What I admire about this collection. For me, reading. Feels like slipping into a beautiful, loved piece of clothing. These poems are carefully crafted artifacts that examine memory, emotion and experience through a unique lens but at the same time there is something wonderfully familiar about the way that the poems come together. The p. Leave a Reply Cancel ...
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A Poet's Ponderings. March 9, 2016. March 9, 2016. My submission stats for February are up at Poetry Has Value. So check it out along with all the other wonderful words from my fellow PHV bloggers. February 10, 2016. February 10, 2016. My submission stats for January are up at Poetry Has Value. So check it out along with all the other wonderful words from my fellow PHV bloggers. February 6, 2016. Alexie’s poem,. Is one of my all time favorites:. The starlings mourn for three nights and three days. When y...
Poem A Day for Five Days: Poem #4 “Vigil” | A Poet's Ponderings
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A Poet's Ponderings. Poem A Day for Five Days: Poem #4 “Vigil”. June 15, 2015. I’ve been tagged by my friend and fellow poet, Natalie Giarratano, to post a poem of mine (published, early draft, loved or hated) each day for five days and each day, I’m to tag another poet to join the challenge. For day #4 I’m selecting my poem Vigil, which was published here by Grey Sparrow in their Winter 2014 issue. Poem A Day for Five Days: Day #3 “The Ghosts of Dead Husbands”. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
Poetry Summer Reading List Book #4: A Sweeter Water | A Poet's Ponderings
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A Poet's Ponderings. Poetry Summer Reading List Book #4: A Sweeter Water. July 23, 2015. July 23, 2015. Lavender Ink, 2013. Why I bought the book. I got the chance to hear Sara Henning speak at AWP as part of the panel. The Bigness of the Small Poem. What I admire about this collection. There were two things that struck me the most about. The other part of the collection that struck me was that Sara really knows how to end a poem. This is something I struggle with constantly, so as I started to read ...
Poem A Day for Five Days: Poem #5 “Song” | A Poet's Ponderings
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A Poet's Ponderings. Poem A Day for Five Days: Poem #5 “Song”. June 16, 2015. I’ve been tagged by my friend and fellow poet, Natalie Giarratano, to post a poem of mine (published, early draft, loved or hated) each day for five days and each day, I’m to tag another poet to join the challenge. For day #5 I’m selecting my poem Song, which was published here by Rust Moth in their Autumn 2013 issue. Poem A Day for Five Days: Poem #4 “Vigil”. Poetry Books: A Summer Reading List →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Is it the sexy? The Homance Road Trip. On Thankfulness, 2013 edition. So, it’s that time of year. We’re all thankful or maybe we feel like assholes because we’re not. But, whatever, because really I am so very, very, very thankful this year. I’ve had a lot of changes in the last year and I can honestly say I have never feel more alive or happier ever. […]. On Forgiveness: The WL Feelings Edition, Part I. The Evolution of An Online Persona: Or a Softer, Gentler Winelibrarian. If you follow me on the Twitt...
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Like the Help Desk only bitchier. At 1024 × 576. In Thelma and Louise Internacional — Part IV. Larr; Previous Image. Next Image →. Posted on May 24, 2016. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. How Sweet It Is.
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Friday, April 10, 2015. 1 Contrary to popular belief, you don't have to be dead to be listed in AncestryLibrary. And can frequently find useful information in the U.S. Phone and Address Directories, 1993-2002. You may even find your marriage license. Search for your own name in AncestryLibrary. And report the results. When I entered my name my marriage license popped up. I broadened my search and my old address from 15 years ago was listed. When searching for pictures I found there were over 1136 histori...
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What Should I Read? Mr Coleman AP Research. Mrs Solow's and Ms. Sardo's Crucible Project. Ms Sardo's and Mr. Shtino's Senior Project. Visual and Performing Arts. NBC High School Media Center. Follow Mrs. Humes on Twitter: @LibrarianLinda. Search the High School Library Catalog. Find out what we have available and put items on hold! The New York Times. Access your Family Connection account here. Has lots of helpful tips for using Family Connection and for exploring college and career options. You will not...
Lindsay Cummings | Librarian
Great advice while working with teens. December 29, 2016. School librarian K.C. Boyd was featured in November’s. 8220;A Leader for Readers.”. She ended her wonderful article with a list of advice from her father that has carried her through her career. Boyd has “experienced more failures than successes.” For this reason, I value her perspective of the job and the challenges and joys it has to offer. Know your subject matter. If it doesn’t work, try, try again. Keep a sense of humor. September 2, 2015.
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Librarian Lisa - school library consultant & trainer
School library consultant and trainer. FREE Social Media Images for Library Card Sign-Up Month. September 1, 2016. September is Library Card Sign-Up Month. ALA has some free graphics on their site,. But honestly, I dislike them. I think they’re a bit juvenile. So I created some of my own graphics for social media and would like to share them here with you. Instagram-Optimized (also works for your blog). All photos courtesy UnSplash. Creative Commons Zero License}. August 7, 2016. Des Moines, WA. Oct 14-1...
A Librarian's Lists & Letters
List #273: Those Princely Memories. And when midday news broke that the legendary Prince had died these dance parties were one of the first things I remembered. Being in your mid-30s means you really can't remember a time in your life without Prince. Being a 30-something year-old woman means you probably find Prince completely sexually attractive. And and it probably means you're going to spend the upcoming weekend dancing. Besides basement dance parties, Prince was there:. Of course you do. Take a f...
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Librarian Literacy Lingo
The purpose of this blog it to share resources, tips, websites, and books that I have found to be wonderful in the area of literacy. This blog will also be used to share collaborative lessons that have been a success in the library. I will also be using this for my Kent State coursework! Friday, August 16, 2013. Experience in public library, academic library,. I am a proactive. Member of a group, multi-tasker, and leader,. I am a great communicator,. And am always willing to try new things. Relate what W...
Librarian Little: The Sky is Not Falling!™
Monday, December 12, 2016. Something they Want, Need, Wear, and READ. This is the third year we have tried to simplify the Christmas madness. Ideas for "something to read". Dog, Horse, or Cat breed books. Health or Sports books. The Daring Book for Girls. The Dangerous Book for Boys. Guinness Book of World Records. Cookbook for Teens: The Easy Teen Cookbook with 74 Fun and Delicious Recipes to Try. Kindle E-reader or Tablet. Wednesday, November 30, 2016. Guide to Cutting the Cord. Amazon Fire TV Stick.
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Mittwoch, 5. August 2015. Cheryl Strayed - Der grosse Trip. Titel: der grosse Trip. Tausend Meilen durch die Wildnis zu mir selbst. Obwohl sie noch nie auf einer Fernwanderung war, obwohl sie sich mit ihrem Rucksack und der Ausrüstung extrem verschätzt, obwohl sie noch nie so lange alleine in der Natur war, lässt sie dieses neue Projekt nicht mehr los und so läuft sie von Kalifornien bis zur besagten Brücke der Götter. 5 von 5 Lese-Echsen. Mehr auf: Cheryl Strayed. Sonntag, 26. Juli 2015. Einen Reisebeit...
