Off the Mark

I’m back home from the library history conference I was attending and helping at.  It was wonderful!  I met so many incredible and warm people from all over the world, and across the entire range of their careers—other students, new librarians, mid-career librarians, a retiring professor and editor of a prestigious journal to whom the conference was dedicated, and retired professors.  I also met and talked with several librarians/professors whose books and articles I have read.  I had many wonderful discussions with these folks, and heard a plethora of great papers.  But I am also completely worn out!

I’ve caught up a tad bit, but there is still much of the biblioblogosphere to catch up with, today’s newspaper to be read, homework to be done, conference notes to be written up, laundry to be done, and so on.

As soon as I step away from this scant post, I hope to avoid the computers for the rest of the evening.  I just need to unwind and then go to bed early.

I promise updates soon.  I received a few more comments from folks who are up for the virtual journal club and a nice email from Lindsey at I Like Dust.