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  • Catherine wrote a new post on the site Cat's Corner 3 weeks, 4 days ago

    a little about me Hello! I am Catherine (she/her). I live in northern Colorado with my partner, our two amazing teenagers, our beloved terrier-hound mutt, and 7 Continue reading

    • Roller derby!! How cool! 😀
      Nice to meet you, Cat. Hope you have a great semester!

    • Hey Cat, nice to see you in another class (I think this is the third one we’ve had together)! Growing up, my family had 3 rescue chickens named Brunhilda, Blondie, and Chicken Little; I love the names of all your chickens!
      And, I love your Roller Derby name (not sure if you’re a fan of pro-wrestling, but there was a tag team group called The Hardy Boys who had a finishing move called Poetic Justice)! Happy semester!

      • Hi Claire! Good to “see” you again! Thanks for visiting my blog. 🙂 I love the names Brunhilda, Blondie, and Chicken Little! I wanted to give my hens stupid pun names but my kids vetoed me, and instead our girls just organically came into their names (we do have a Stevie that I sometimes call Stevie Chicks, but in reality she is named after Stevie from Schitt’s Creek, not Stevie Nicks).

        I love that fact you shared about the wrestlers and their finishing move! I don’t follow pro-wrestling now, but when I was a kid my sisters and I were big fans of WWF and also GLOW (Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling). We all had our own GLOW personas and would hold GLOW matches in our family room! 🤣

    • Hello Catherine! You have a beautiful family and you’ve been on so many amazing hikes and journeys. I also think it is so cool that you do roller derby. I love to watch and always admired those that play, I am just so timid and scared that I’ve never tried myself. I can’t wait to get to know you more throughout the class!

      • Thanks for visiting and for your comment, Millicent! It’s pretty cool that you have watched roller derby – most people don’t even know that it still exists! If it’s something you are actually interested in, you should totally give it a try! I almost talked myself out of it so many times before I actually started, because I also am pretty timid and scared and didn’t feel like I fit the stereotype I had in my mind of a roller derby player, but I am so, so glad I did it! It’s really empowered me and made me realize I am a lot stronger and braver than I was giving myself credit for. 🙂

    • @Catherine I am really appreciating the graphics you shared – yay for all of those things, especially roller derby, travel and chickens. Welcome to #hyperlib!

      • Thanks, @Michael! I am excited to learn from and with you this semester!

      • Oh also, @Michael, I paused this week’s lecture video to comment this, because you mentioned Mishawaka, and I spent several years in Mishawaka/Osceola as a kid (and I am originally from Michigan – Troy/Clawson/Sterling Heights area)! I was in elementary school when we lived there, but my older sisters (and cousins) graduated from Penn High. 🙂

  • Celinna posted an update in the group Group logo of My Favorite PodcastMy Favorite Podcast 3 weeks, 5 days ago

    I just started the Lonely Island & Seth Meyers podcast. I grew up on SNL Digital Shorts and I’m obsessed with behind the scenes looks at shows that I like to watch so this was a no brainer. It’s so funny!

  • Hi all!
    I am in the middle of Batman: Caped Crusader, the new Batman cartoon on Prime, and I am really enjoying it! Has anyone else seen it?

  • Claire Burke wrote a new post on the site Book Bound Dino 3 weeks, 5 days ago

    A Little About Me Hi everybody, my name is Claire Burke and this is my second year in the MLIS program. I am leaning towards the Children’s Librarian […]

    • @claireburke. Great pics! 🧛‍♀️ I am enjoying a run on horror films right now… Monday night was Longlegs and last night I started Oddity. Boith are very well done. Thanks for your sharing here. Welcome to #hyperlib!

      • @michael. I have seen Longlegs, but haven’t heard of Oddity, will definitely check it out! During late September through October my friends and I watch, mostly, so bad they’re good scary movies (Fright Night being the exception to one of the bad ones).
        Cheers!

    • @claireburke I am giving The Blackcoat’s Daughter a try — from the director of Longlegs (which I can’t get out of my head).

    • I also love Halloween. My wife and I have been sneaking out the decorations earlier and earlier every year. She’s was more of a horror kid than I was, I was too scared, but I’ve come to really love the genre. Mostly movies, mostly older moodier ones. I’m currently finishing up a set of folk horror movies. I have started trying to read at least one or two horror novels or collections during the Halloween season too though. Last year I got through some Thomas Ligotti and finally read some Clive Barker. I’d love to read more contemprary or lesser known writers too though, but it’s hard to know where to start So, if you have any recommedations!

      Your work also sounds really interesting. Thought it can be challenging at times, for a variety of reasons often unrelated to the individuals or groups you’re direclty assisting, I’ve found working with special needs communities to be the most rewarding and interesting.

    • Hey @louis
      what folk horror movies have you been watching? That’s one of my fave genres, I really enjoy the original Wicker Man with Christopher Lee and The Witch. I’ve never read Thomas Ligotti and have only seen Hellraiser by Clive Barker, but liked it a lot.
      The main horror writer I enjoy is Stephen King, but if you dabble in manga, Junji Ito creates some amazing stories and visuals. The book Hell House by Richard Matheson had me keeping the lights on at night when I’d read it.
      Yeah, for sure I enjoy my job and have seen the kids I work with grow so much over the years I’ve known them; I definitely am clocked out by the end of the day, but in a good way, if that makes sense.

      • Oh I love the original Wicker Man. I’m a little more mixed on The Witch and Robert Eggers in genereal, though I’ve seen most of his films and am looking forward to his upcoming Nosferatu. Thomas Ligotti is great. He’s a weird fiction guy, I guess. Very strange, disturbing, and dryly funny stories.

        For folk horror I’ve been finishing up the films in the first volume of a folk horror series of box sets from Severin films, called All the Haunts Be Ours. Some of the recent highlights have been Penda’s Fen, Witchhammer, Robin Redbreast. They’ve all been great though, even if some stretch the definition of horror. I’ve been saving the documentary about folk horror, Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched, for last.

        I’ve read some King and was thinking about picking up an Ito for this Halloween season. i’m going to add Richard Matheson to my list! Thanks!

  • Terri Beth wrote a new post on the site Clarity in Chaos 3 weeks, 5 days ago

    Introduction Hey, y’all! I’m Terri Beth. This is my 7th semester in the program (wow!), but because I’m not doing this full-time, I still have three […]

    • Hi Terri Beth,
      nice to meet you and Lillian! Thanks for sharing about your professional background and I am looking forward to this semester as well!

    • @terribeth I heart Lilian!

      Thanks for your kind words about 200 and this class!

      Yay for being a film major. I did the film minor in my undergrad and it was a good background for when I started in the public library AV department.

      Welcome to #hyperlib!

    • @michael Awww! Thank you! She’s my baby.

      Film degrees are so great! I tend to think they really give you a good background in critical thinking, too.

      Very hyped for this class! : )

    • Hi Terri Beth! Thanks for visiting my blog and for your comment. Lillian looks like such a sweetie! I love how she is holding your hand in the picture – my dog does that too! ❤️

  • Kiana Pouya wrote a new post on the site Kiana's Blog 3 weeks, 5 days ago

    My Introduction! Hi all, My name is Kiana. And I currently live in Laguna Beach, CA. I graduated with a BA in Psychology at UCI, initially wanting to […]

    • @kianapouya Thanks for sharing what brought you our program and this class. When I was an undergrad I had no inkling about the power of libraries beyond writing papers etc. That came later. 😀

      So glad you are here. Welcome to #hyperlib!

  • Hello, I am Kyle Hello everyone! My name is Kyle and live in Orange County, California. I am on the Archives & Preservation pathway for my MLIS and plan to […]

    • Hi Kyle,
      the photos you posted are absolutely incredible! Thanks for sharing them! Also, that’s amazing that you just wrapped up your internship with Lucasfilm; that must have been an awesome experience! Nice to meet you and have a great semester!

    • Hi, Kyle. The Lucasfilm internship must have been amazing! Also, your photo gallery is stunning — thank you for sharing.

    • @kylehanson I am all about your internship. That must have been amazing to be in the film archives. Your website is AMAZING. I browsed around…so many cool images. I heart the Chicago photos!

      • Thank you so much! It was amazing to be in their film archives. Thanks for your kind words on my website. I forgot to mention I am originally from the Midwest. I was raised in Minnesota and went to undergrad at Columbia College Chicago.

    • And the Queen Mary! WOW!

  • #hyperlib Class Chats Scheduled You’ll find these listed under the menu Learning Community –> #hyperlib Chats #hyperlib Chats Occasionally throughout the semester, […]

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