So I’m doing a presentation for work today for a library in-service at another library and the room started to talk amongst themselves when we lost Internet connection and had to pause for tech support. When we were live again I said, I spent a lot of time on my hair for you today soContinueContinue reading “Sassy”
Author Archives: Sonya Schryer Norris
Rutabaga, Obviously
My brother recently went to a job interview where he was asked: If you could be only one vegetable, what would it be? I have been thinking long and hard about this question. Not about which vegetable I would be (rutabaga, obviously). But about what my response would be in an interview. I have comeContinueContinue reading “Rutabaga, Obviously”
Mothers and Daughters – Sarah’s Memorial
Yesterday was Sarah’s memorial service. It was a really nice tribute to her, there must have been a hundred people there. When they opened up the mike I got up and this is the story I told about Sarah, Sarah and I knew each other through our moms. They’ve been in the same consciousness raisingContinueContinue reading “Mothers and Daughters – Sarah’s Memorial”
East Lansing Food Co-op Dinner
Tonight after work hubby and I went to the local food co-op (not the local organic food chain store aiming to put local business out of work, snark). We decided that we would buy a little bit of everything that looked good and have a feast for dinner. Here’s what we had (sorry for theContinueContinue reading “East Lansing Food Co-op Dinner”
Greener.com
Looking for a search engine that searches all things green (that’s the contemporary version of environmentally-friendly, not the color)? Fast and friendly, it specializes rather than using Google’s approach of searching “everything.” Check out http://greener.com/ originally seen on eHub
Funky Check Out Items at Michigan Libraries
Ahead of the curve – Michigan libraries provide cake pans, tackle boxes, tools and art for check out: http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2007711250651
Mashable.com
Favorite quote from today: “MySpace is the trailer park of the Internet.” God, that is just so TRUE.