Archive for June, 2010

Day 29: The Penultimate Challenge day

Posted June 30th 2010 @ 5:37 pm by Michelle

You may have thought that our 30 bloggers had run dry by Day 29. Not so! Opinions from an OPL made some observations about the penultimate day, but there were also many more fascinating facts coming forth. The big meme mover was 30 things – those things you have done this month, on top of [...]

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28 days later: they’re still blogging but no zombies

Posted June 29th 2010 @ 4:29 pm by zaana

Manic Monday was a mixed bag of treats, some tiring and waning with many memes and exclamations of ‘non posts’ or  reasons for skipping days. So today I will avail you with the five posts that inspired me most (and inspired me greatly at that!): Skinnibitch wrote a particularly thought provoking post on mentoring – [...]

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Day 27: Sunday and utter admiration

Posted June 29th 2010 @ 1:25 am by Kathryn Greenhill

To all the 30 posts in 30 days bloggers – whether you have done every day or not, whether you have read every post or not, whether you have commented on many posts – thanks so much for your energy and sharing. To all the Libraries Interact bloggers who have faithfully managed to summarise each [...]

Inspire the weary troops!

Posted June 27th 2010 @ 6:54 pm by katiedavis

With day 26, the troops are becoming tired. This was reflected in an absence of posts from quite a few of the #blogeverydayofjune cohort. But of those of us who did post: Tony knitted a new vest Fiona contemplated the genesis of the phrase ‘bun-toting’ – or at least, how it came to be the [...]

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Day 25 – Friday on my mind

Posted June 26th 2010 @ 6:14 pm by haikugirloz

Friday again featured a number of memes.  Morgan asked 20 questions on day 20 so I thought I would ask you a few more: Who said don’t be afraid to change direction when she reflected on why she became a librarian? Who described her life according to They Might Be Giants and The Cure? Whose [...]

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Day 23: Food, poetry, and politics

Posted June 25th 2010 @ 4:49 am by Deborah Fitchett

In library-related news: Bun-toting Librarian answers “Why am I a librarian?” Connecting Librarian writes about work experience students in the library, and commenters add their own… well, experiences. Creative Circ shares their library’s plans to create a “library based on trust”. In the handy ‘miscellaneous’ category: Opinions from an OPL writes about organisational aps. Bonito [...]

Day 22 – more than double the fun

Posted June 23rd 2010 @ 10:35 pm by Michelle

Day 22 of the challenge exhibited such a wide range of meme love. You can discover all sorts of interesting thing about our challenge bloggers, through the memes they post on. Check out a Public Librarian, From Melbin, Just girl with shoes, Strawberries of Integrity , Miss Sophie Mac, Rien d’important and Opinions from an [...]

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Ode to Day 21: Professional lessons, Winter Solstice and a little black pug

Posted June 22nd 2010 @ 7:38 pm by zaana

I was among the many relieved to have reached Winter Solstice and start looking forward to gaining my six minutes per day. Strawberries of integrity shared a solstice definition, Bonito Club shared with us his confused eggplant and sardonic smile gave us some ways to continue to beat the Winter blues all the way to Spring. [...]

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questions about day 20

Posted June 21st 2010 @ 10:50 pm by Morgan

Sometimes I think that questions and the asking of questions, are more useful than having answers. Sunday was day 20 of the 30 posts in 30 days blogging challenge. Congratulations on reaching the two thirds milestone, and here are some questions about the day’s blogging. This is multiple choice, so there are 10 questions followed [...]

And still they blog! Day 19 wrap-up

Posted June 20th 2010 @ 6:22 pm by katiedavis

What do a bunch of librarians blog about on a Saturday? You guessed it! Books! Yesterday Bookgrrl boosted her traffic with a post titled “Library Porn” (you know you want to go check it out!) Sally shared a synopsis of her history with Georgette Heyer Sophie told us what she loves about post-apocalyptic fiction Ruth [...]

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