@ptran87 That was very helpful; thank you!

@michael This is awesome! I’m with @nalatie. We need these in our public libraries, but let’s not stop there and add them to all the libraries.

@cindy I, too, am guilty of reading headlines too fast! The concept of library felicitators is fantastic. Too many people think libraries are tedious, quiet places, so librarians are dull and reserved. When, in […]

@sortojo This is a fantastic infographic! I love how creative and informative it is!

@michael Thanks for the “heads up!”

@kywatkins It looks like you’re much more “emotionally” fluent with emojis than I am! Often, I have to look them up to see what they mean if they are beyond smiley faces. I was impressed by the number of […]

@starrose I enjoyed reading your post. Reading your post brought back memories of the libraries I first visited as a child. In those days, the library was a quiet place where people went to study, so in one […]

@michael Thanks for the reminder. Like, @ptran87, I, too, missed that detail.

@isabelr Matthew’s article was my favorite too! I think you asked some fantastic questions about resource allocation and how to get people interested in using those things that libraries spent money on. When I […]

@cindy Oh, and I thought your title was very clever too!

@cindy I appreciate you going and finding out what’s what! So often, we’re reading about this or that change in libraries, and it seems (at least to me) that many of those changes are taking place in faraway […]

@michael It is outlandish to think of Amazon and healthcare in the same thought, but it’s that thinking that changes the world.

@ptran87 I think it’s just exciting and incredible what we are doing in libraries today! I’ve seen a few libraries with their “Libary of Things” projects, and each one is a delight. Many years ago, when I worked […]

@michael Ah, you probably haven’t seen any official videos. As I mentioned, they add a new level of experience to the music.