. . . from Tri-Conference:
Remember when I wrote about being excited to go to a conference where I knew people? First impression from last night: librarians like to party. Hard.
Wichita has made nice use of its rivers. Made for a very pleasant run this morning, following the trails along the Arkansas (ar-KANZ-ass) River. KC could learn something.
I might actually get around to applying for Ghost Ranch this year, the week-long MPLA (Mountain Plains Library Association) leadership camp in New Mexico each fall.
Storytime is fun, but it's really about teaching the parents what to do with their kids on a daily basis.
The people who select the books for the William Allen White award don't seem to know a thing about kids or what kids find appealing in a book. The most boring sounding selections ever.
Looking for Alaska is an awesome book.
We work for a very privileged library system.
3 comments:
I was just wondering if we were going to get a recap of the festivities, now that it is over and done with.
What happens at Tri-Conference stays at Tri-Conference. (Although, yes, I do plan to write a bit more about it soon.)
What happens at Tri-Conference stays at Tri-Conference? Seems like I missed a lot of action. I'm looking forward to hearing more.
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