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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Where’s Your Coin Jar Taking You?
Since I have today off as part of the Thanksgiving holiday, one of the things I did to relax this morning was roll some of the coins from my loose change jar, then take it to the bank to deposit … Continue reading
Taking It to the Mall
I just enjoyed an article from the Raleigh, NC, newspaper about the Chapel Hill Public Library, and the possibility of moving permanently to a local mall. There’s a lot to take into consideration, including money and space (two biggies!). One … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Decisions, Libraries
Tagged Chapel Hill, libraries, library, public library
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Paying for Education
Earlier this week, it dawned on me that the money for my second semester of graduate school isn’t going to fall out of the sky, and that I need to start socking money away for tuition, in addition to my first … Continue reading
Where Do You Like to Shop?
During Sunday’s Outer Banks Half Marathon, a fellow named Danny, who I’d met on the course and walked most of the way with, asked me where I like to shop. Funny, the first thing that popped into my head was … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Getting Ready, Professional Development
Tagged books, clothes, half marathon, OBX, Outer Banks, shopping, stores
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One Down, One to Go
I found out this morning that my presentation proposal from the March 2011 conference didn’t get accepted. (Rats!) I’m still waiting to hear about the essay proposal. The last email about that indicated they’d hoped to let everyone know last … Continue reading
On-the-job Computer Skills
I’ve been thinking a lot this week about computer skills needed for my job, now and possibly in the future. One thing I’ve learned is that I have a lot to learn! Earlier this week, I was training a student … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Ready, Technology
Tagged class, computer skills, GoDaddy, Jillian Michaels, webhost, website
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Power to the Patrons
The academic library where I work has started an undergraduate advisory board, to seek input from students on some current projects as well as ideas for new ventures. I wish there had been something like this when I was an … Continue reading
Favorite Authors
Earlier today, I was tagged on Facebook to make a list of twenty of my favorite authors in pretty quick fashion. It was hard to pick just twenty, and I had to keep in mind that while doing this little … Continue reading
More Application Progress
I’ve made some big strides in the culmination of my application packet this week. I got my last recommendation in hand, and my GRE scores came in the mail from ETS, which lets me know that they’ll be hitting the … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Ready, GRE, Libraries, Professional Development, Time Management
Tagged application, GRE, recommendations
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I Can’t Believe I’m Thinking This!
I got my GRE scores in the mail yesterday, and while I knew my Verbal and Quantitative scores right after the test, I didn’t know the percentiles, or my Analytical Writing score. I was disappointed in my writing score, since … Continue reading
Posted in Decisions, Getting Ready, GRE, Time Management, Writing
Tagged application, GRE, NaNoWriMo, test, writing
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