Holiday Correspondence Post and December Days Solicitation

[silveradept]

Two things in one post, and it's short!

1. Due to the events of this year, my carefully compiled list of names and addresses for holiday correspondence has been lost. Even if you have received material from me in the past, I may not have your current address. If you would like correspondence from me this Vague Early Winter Possibly Religious Festival, leave a comment or send a message to me. All comments are screened.


2. Also, December begins on Friday, and that means the yearly contemplation on a relatively single topic as a way of getting my writing muscles exercised in different ways.
   
   This year's theme is "what library school didn't teach me," in honor of having completed a decade of work this year and paying off the last of the student loans from my time in college. If there are things you are curious about on the aspects of library work or library school, let me know in the comments and I'll write something up during December.

Comments

[redsixwing]

I am so here for 'what library school didn't teach you.'

In no order:
The best thing you've ever seen in a library
The best thing you've ever done in a library
The worst thing they taught you/The thing you never, ever use
The thing you use all the time
How many functions does a library have?

[silveradept]

Sounds like a good list to me. I'll think about them and see how I can work them in.

[thewayne]

Congrats on freeing yourself of that millstone!

[silveradept]

Indeed. And getting out at the right time as well, it seems.

[syntaxofthings]

I need to remember to check DW daily in December then. I'm looking forward to what library school didn't teach you!