Suzanne Fox, a wonderful librarian in Seattle, reached out to me to see if I could create LAFE signs in Kannada. She had a student who provided me with the text:
How cool is that?!
A HUGE thank you goes to both Suzanne and her fantastic student for making it possible to include Kannada signs!!!
Oh hai! To say the very least: my life has ramped up intensity almost to my breaking point. But I miss blogging! But blogging takes time and energy – two things that I have very little of right now! It’s a Catch-Shmoopitty-Shmoo! But I’ve had a handful of library workers, from Nebraska and beyond, reach…
You, too can hold a life-changing event that helps both people and kittens at your library. Read on to discover how the partnership began between our public library and the Nebraska Humane Society, how the program went, and some thoughts on how it could be improved in the future. How it came to be: Sometimes…
We did a love-type display on our <em>Great Wall-o-Pun</em> last year, so we wanted something different this time around. I generally try to not repeat what we’ve done decor or theme-wise (with several well-deserved exceptions). Anywho, this was truly a group display in terms of the concept. Brittany, Julia, Jennifer, and I brainstormed off-and-on one day…
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…
<img class=”aligncenter size-large wp-image-6155″ src=”https://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/i-saw-the-sign.jpg?w=700″ alt=”Learning to appreciate and spread the joy of good signs at the library | Hafuboti.com” width=”700″ height=”478″>I recently completed the most amazing mind-altering continuing education class. The lessons and information that was presented are still echoing in my mind, and have created a shift in how I view my work. I’ve…
Here’s the Pashto translation provided by the generous Muhammad Jamal. Thank you, Muhammad Jamal, for this translation!
