Yes those are the rubber bands for braces..... strange bookmarks
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Monday, June 25, 2012
Jeneration X by Jen Lancaster
Who
doesn’t love staying up till 4 AM watching your favorite reality show? Or maybe
your guilty vice is shifting through your neighbors’ trash looking for details
on their sordid life. Not your cup of tea? What about froot loops for dinner?
No one wants to grow up, but we all have to.
Even Jen Lancaster. The hilarious writer and blogger came to the conclusion
that it was finally time to face facts and realize what she had become: an
adult. In her new memoir, Jeneration X; One Reluctant Adult's Attempt to Unarrest Her Arrested Development; Or, Why It's Never Too Late for Her Dumb Ass to Learn Why Froot Loops Are Not for Dinner, Lancaster embraces
adulthood and tackles tough life lessons no one wants to learn. Each chapter
will have you laughing your ass off, especially when you realizes you have
been guilty of the same situations (well, maybe not digging through your
neighbors’ trash.)
Her attitude is hilarious and it is fun to connect with such a fellow smartass. . You can also check out her blog where she sometimes posts chapters from her upcoming books, giveaways, and any other comical situations involving her husband or three misfit rescue dogs that will crack you up.
Labels:
biography,
humor,
Jen Lancaster,
memoirs,
nonfiction
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Monday, June 11, 2012
Trade ya!
A patron returned a bunch of DVDs at the Circ desk and while I was
checking them in I noticed she forgot to include the disc for The
Assassination of Jesse James movie. I flagged her down and showed her
the empty case. I told her should could take the empty case with her and
return it when she found the disc. Instead she starts searching in this
massive purse on her shoulder. She ends up pulling out a disc (no case)
for the movie Blades of Glory.
Patron: How about I give you this one instead?
Me: um, that isn't the correct movie, ma'am.
Patron: Oh I know but I don't know if I still have the other one, so why don't you just take this one instead.
Me: I am sorry ma'am but that really isn't how our policy works.
She starts looking over the Blades of Glory disc like she is confused.
Patron: But it is a good movie.
Me: I am sure that it is, but our policy is to bill for lost items.
Patron: Fine, I will bring you a better movie instead.
Me: Unfortunately we cannot accept alternative movies. We have to bill you for the one you lost.
Patron: But it wasn't that great of a movie...
Patron: How about I give you this one instead?
Me: um, that isn't the correct movie, ma'am.
Patron: Oh I know but I don't know if I still have the other one, so why don't you just take this one instead.
Me: I am sorry ma'am but that really isn't how our policy works.
She starts looking over the Blades of Glory disc like she is confused.
Patron: But it is a good movie.
Me: I am sure that it is, but our policy is to bill for lost items.
Patron: Fine, I will bring you a better movie instead.
Me: Unfortunately we cannot accept alternative movies. We have to bill you for the one you lost.
Patron: But it wasn't that great of a movie...
Labels:
Librarians,
libraries,
public libraries
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