Long time no post. Just a reaction to the article on Library 2.0/tip of the iceberg. Our collections begin to reflect change in customer use or lack of use. Old no longer equates with value. While I think that we have always 'taught', we are becoming better and more subtle teachers, showing more and lecturing less. And point 3, more and more we go to our customers, whether it's roaming the stacks or taking a van full of books to an apartment complex or answering a 24/7 question. Wherever we need to be - that's where the library will go.

I thought I joined the 21st century when i finally bought a cell phone. Then, when I really needed to use it, it took 3 calls cuz i accidently hung up on someone. Looking forward to a trip to the Oregon coast - going storm watching. Maybe I can find a camera & snap something worthy of flickr......

ok. now that I have 9000 email addresses, how do i manage them all? flickr - misspelled bird name? blogline - what you stand in when blogging? Is this how you find out that you have no friends? Argh!. I'm feeling really old today.

Saturday, at the park, no, here at SV. It's January for sure - lots of people, lots of opportunities. Good thing there's chocolate!

I just keep telling myself - you can't break it - Jim or someone else can always fix it. It's a week of technology. My new used Prius will be a week old tomorrow. Now that's a learning curve.

Wow. First step is the hardest I hope. Starting is one of my biggest obstacles (plus spelling)