I have to attend a county commissioners board meeting in the red county I work for and I could give a fuck less about hearing anything they have to say unless it’s how to defend library patrons against ICE
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I have to attend a county commissioners board meeting in the red county I work for and I could give a fuck less about hearing anything they have to say unless it’s how to defend library patrons against ICE

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Please tell us more stories about the library or working there, I love libraries and I think being a librarian sounds so cool <3
Of course! Here's a non-exhaustive list of things I got to do at my library last week! It's also important to know that I work in a *very* small library (we serve under 1k people) and so my experience as a librarian is not necessarily the norm, but it is a pretty fucking cool job.
catalog new books
listen to this one patron talk about God for 20 minutes
look at the blue prints for our NEW LIBRARY (coming Fall 2026) and make notes
Start planning our summer program
Tell pre-teens to be quiet
Make new book displays
The whole ass town newsletter (monthly, it's the bane of my existence and also my pride and joy)
Email volunteers about the monthly schedule
Shelve books (just kidding, I make volunteers do that)
'Fix' the patron computer 10000 times
Check out books
Play in my statistics spreadsheet
Inter-Libray Loan a billion books (also one of my favorite things)
Think about making graphics for summer program
Read new picture books when they come in
Read my own book when I run out of tasks to do (or just get burnt out)
Chat with patrons (we're free therapy I swear)
Get all the tea about the drama happening in the 6th grade class at the school (incredible)
Talk about books, research books, wonder how to make people read more books.
Refill the sticker box
Weed books (take out books that don't circulate anymore)
Start planning future book group reads (and a NEW non-fiction book group)
Try not to plan so much summer programing I want to die (impossible)
Wish I was capable of reading 500 books at a time because why are there so many I want to read!?
“Be a librarian,” they said.
“It’ll be safe,” they said.
In my time as not even a librarian but a degreeless tech I’ve:
- Been sexually harassed over the phone and now possess a deep seated hatred of Stephen King because of it.
- Had a library card thrown at me like the fucker was Gambit because an angry white elderly patron decided me and the only other Hispanic in the building who have never spoken to this man before in our lives and who we didn’t even know came to this library were racist. Just us. No one else.
- Been threatened. Multiple times. Mainly just a few months ago but its slowly coming back with the covid curbside only service because guess who isn’t a human being again? Me.
- Gotten yelled at multiple times by patrons for reasons I can’t actually go in to or hint at because of actual legal reasons which fucking piss me off.
- Seen far too many random strangers dicks because for some stupid fucking reason people enjoy flashing librarians their junk and jacking off in the most in the open spot in the library.
That’s not even counting the shit I went through as a page both at my current job or in college. Like I love my job but some nights it honestly is really hard to keep going. I’m more stressed than someone with my job should be and I’m just so tired of being treated as something less than human because “oh you just work at a library, you probably just read books all day” and living in fear of an entitled mom getting pissed off that we’re doing curbside and sending the big boss whose already stressed to hell about how shitty the staff is and how we should all get fired.
Just a shit part of the day that I can’t stop thinking about despite the rest of it being alright.
I received a citation for being a rebel and a traitor. 🥰
This book has now given me the idea to write about Cad Bane going after the bounty on a Nightsister.

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My last class of graduate school started today, and I have an interview at my current library system for a Reference Librarian gig this Friday, which I feel unprepared for, but—
Also, they fucked my schedule up for my current position and the assistant manager has yet to fix it?! Sorry, Deborah, this bitch is NOT waking up at 7am to be at work by 9 unless I am getting paid at least 50,000 dollars a year.
Shoutout to books from your school library you remember enough to know they had an impact on you but not so much that you can actually find them again. Gotta be one of my favorite things I wonder about with a wistful nostalgia
I came to my childhood library hoping there would be A Shape for me to lounge on but to no avail