Back in September of last year, I was sent three translations from Jennifer, an elementary school librarian in Washington. Two parents of students, and one student had provided new translations of #LAFE for me.
This Yapese translation was provided by Jacklyn Famaw.
Thank you, both Jennifer and Jacklyn, for both the translation and your patience with me!
Oh my gosh I love this theme. It has it all: puns, cuteness, and an activity for adults! Meggie did an incredible job with this one – you can tell that she was hitting her monthly theme stride. Oh those adorable berries in those crafty baskets. ADORABLE. Can you spot the one blueberry that may…
Are you worried that your solstice program may be perceived as being about paganism? Or do you want to focus on the pagan aspects of the solstice and not get bogged down with science? Then the Humanists have the perfect holiday for you and your library: HumanLight! This December 23 celebration focuses on how awesome…
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…
Awesome librarian Jessica spoke with Dakota tribal elder Glenn Wasicuna, and he provided us with the Dakota translation of Libraries Are For Everyone. Thank you to Jessica and especially Glenn Wasicuna!!!
<em>The following post is full of gifs in attempt to lighten up the bummer aspects – after all, I’d rather laugh than cry. You have been warned. Proceed at your own risk.</em><img class=”alignnone size-full wp-image-2828″ src=”https://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/zomg.jpg” alt=”” width=”584″ height=”526″>Murphy’s Law was in full force after I’d published my <a href=”http://hafuboti.wpcomstaging.com/2015/05/28/libraryyes/” target=”_blank” rel=”noopener noreferrer”>#LibraryYES</a> post. I believe…
It wasn’t until very recently that I had a revelation: When a patron is in our library and discovers something neat like our Summer Reading Program Booklets, and they’re all like, “Wow! I had no idea!” and I’m all Beamy McBeamface and like, “I know! Isn’t it great?!” That’s just wrong. It took me taking…
