I am absolutely thrilled that Claudia, a Youth Services Librarian at Homer Public Library was able to obtain a Sugs’tun translation from the wonderful Sally Ash. Sugs’tun is the language spoken by the Sugpiaq people of coastal Alaska.
Thank you so very much Sally and Claudia!!!
An Ohio school librarian, a student, and the student’s grandparent all worked to get me this translation. They all wanted to remain anonymous. Thank you so much for working together to help spread the LAFE message! In case you were wondering: Akan and Twi are essentially the same. The grandparent compared their differences to that…
The lovely Director of the Three Rivers Library System asked if I would design a graphic for their upcoming Library Strength Training event – and of course I said YES! And here’s what I came up with: I basically merged two images that were marked free for reuse and modification. So feel free to use…
You may have heard of Pastafarianism a.k.a the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster (FSM), but did you know that they have a very special holiday in December? It’s called…wait for it…Holiday. Therefore, they are thrilled to hear people say “Happy Holidays” since they just assume that you’re inaccurately pluralizing the name. One of the…
For awhile I had been making a mental list of simple ideas that I wanted to introduce to our Children’s Library. I mainly needed to wait until we got our budget for the new fiscal year since most would take a bit of a financial investment. As our new fiscal year came around (in October),…
I have a lot of fun trying to decide what to do with our giant front windows that take up most of the face of our building. One idea that I’ve been exploring (once before with the <a href=”http://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/2013/05/19/i-spy-a-summer…g-picture-find/ ” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener noreferrer”>Epic Picture Find</a>) is having games or activities be the display. So far…
For Bryce’s Summer Reading Hype Videos I ended up doing two videos. I did this mainly because I had two ideas that I loved, and I couldn’t decide between them. The first idea was my TRIP Tips video, but the second was much more ambitious. It took learning some new ukulele, animation, and sound mixing…
