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if you use your public library, how do you use it?
to check physical materials out and go home with them
to use materials in the library (e.g. sit and read, creative activities, etc.)
to use their computers or internet service
to physically use the space (e.g. seating, facilities)
another way
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my mom said that if your mom said she could drop us off at the public library to show use of public services then my mom said she could pick us up
a patron of my library was arrested and is calling staff asking if one of us can pick her up from jail. if that doesn’t sum up public librarianship idk what does.
Spreading the gay agenda
My feeble pride month display for the YA section in my library 🏳️🌈
I really tried to stick to media today’s youngsters would know… S&H was pure self indulgence/hoping to rile up some homophobic elders
Yes Neptune/Uranus being little known is a huge stretch but bad lesbrarian that I am I struggled to find “lesser known” lesbians in popular media ^^;
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Working at the library is fun, working at the library is chill. WRONG.
We have a line out the door of people trying to borrow and return books, I cannot keep up with putting them back in place, my legs hurt like a motherfucker today.
And as such I have made an executive decision to hide out in the archives and organize shit there because i can sit on the floor for a bit and make the pain go away.
Today's library nonsense: So every Monday, this lady comes in to run her Overeaters Anonymous group. By which I mean she sits in our conference room in front of a phone for four hours. Anyways, she always brings way too many bags and stuff, so one of us has to help her load and unload. While we do, she likes to give us waaaaaaaaaaay too much information about anything and everything she can think of. Just to me, she's talked all about the time she went to a fertility clinic, how she doesn't like her lesbian niece that she makes live in her yard, how she thinks we have "too many Black holidays (while looking at our Juneteenth display)", etc etc. So today, she goes off about all her normal weird medical stuff, throwing in some tidbits like the fact that she runs on 10 vertebrae (there are 33 in the human spine. Yes, I googled it right after. I don't think it works like that, lady). She then went on to talk about how her chiropractor was going to fix her knee that kept her wheelchair-bound by injecting stem cells into it to regrow cartilage. There was more, but those are the highlights. Libraries are weird places.
Children's room window display for June! Since this year's Summer Reading Program theme is "Color Our World" I used that as an excuse to lean into the rainbow motif with this one as well, framing it as a way to "create a sense of cohesion between the displays." Works subtly enough as a pride display as well, for any LGBTQIA+ / questioning kids that come in the room.
