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What's that mess on your desk?
Besides a chance to get a rare glimpse into the secret world of a library/lunch lady, not much.What's in it for America?
Given that it's probably supposed to be my desk, I think that's a book. However, it does bear a strong resemblance to a decapitated bird head, doesn't it?What's that mess on your desk?
Oh, good idea! I am the lunch lady for the kids in the cafeteria, but I do eat lunch at my desk so that could be my lunch.My guess would be that is the lunch offering from the library/lunch lady. Given the probable age of the artist - good job.
Besides a chance to get a rare glimpse into the secret world of a library/lunch lady, not much.
Given that it's probably supposed to be my desk, I think that's a book. However, it does bear a strong resemblance to a decapitated bird head, doesn't it?
Oh, good idea! I am the lunch lady for the kids in the cafeteria, but I do eat lunch at my desk so that could be my lunch.
And no, Ben, I do not eat bird heads.
Librarians, especially Lady Librarians, are stock characters for the ugly duckling who turns into a swan as soon as the hero takes any notice of them.
But in England, librarians seem to be poets.
Librarian/Poet
Still THE classic: the librarian look, with the glasses (maybe on a chain) and the hair up. so much pent-up frustrations
My kiddo happens to love the librarian at her school, so happy Librarian Day to you.
When she grows up, my daughter wants to be a librarian.
And a superhero.
And a pink ninja.
And a race car driver.
And a rock star.
And . . . .
Oh, yes, the pay sucks, at least mine does. I'm making minimum wage. As for the picking up part, there are a couple of kindergarten boys with crushes, but I suppose that doesn't really count.I played a librarian, once; the pay sucks and no one tries to pick you up (EXCUSE ME SIR, I'M LOOKING FOR SOME HOT MONKEY LOVE) or make-out in the stacks. I did date a librarian, and theyre good lovers.
I have more people who tell me librarians are sexy.Librarians, especially Lady Librarians, are stock characters for the ugly duckling who turns into a swan as soon as the hero takes any notice of them.
But in England, librarians seem to be poets.
Librarian/Poet
Well, that first part is rather cruel, but I agree with the statement as a whole.Its rare to find librarian beauties but they are passionate and intelligent and well organized.
I spend a good deal of my time helping grade schoolers find a book. Some of the requests are quite fun, as when I was asked by a trio of very innocent looking little girls "Where are your books on how to be spies?"Here's a link to a list of books written by librarians, shared on Facebook by Ozzie Scribbler (who also publishes on here).
http://www.abebooks.com/blog/index....ibrarians-great-reads-written-by-the-experts/
to librarians, and thank you for all the help over the years finding arcane reading material for my studies, my teaching and my leisure pleasure.
Well, I'm sure if you preface {a good word for someone who deals with books} with an explanation that it's National Librarian's Day, how could s/he say no? Of course, it's "national" so it might just be in the states. However, no one says you can't start the celebration where you are.Does that mean I get to hug a librarian? There's this really hot one at my local branch...
(Not that you're not hot, glynndah. You're just very far away... )
TV? I don't know about that. I have no idea about the head gear ~ I promise I've never worn bunny ears to school ~ but perhaps she was trying to "glam" me up a bit and added a big bow to the top of my head. I do wear reading glasses occasionally. I'm still at a loss about the thing on my desk, though.I thank the Library staff every time I go there.
There is occasionally a rather nice lady. . . . . . .
Glydah,
Does the picture show you as being on TV, wearing some sort of headgear (think Religious Order), AND glasses ?
My clientele is limited to the little ones, Kindergarten through sixth grade. The kindergarten doesn't visit the library, but I pick out a book each day which I read in their classroom.I used to work at a library, and I absolutely loved it... Ah, I miss those days sometimes. It was a fun job, and lots of cute college girls came in, too.
Oh, sorry, sweetie. There are 364 days left on the calendar. Perhaps you can start your own day. I'd suggest avoiding the inclement months, though.I read the title thinking it was National Nude Librarian's Day.
Needless to say,
My hair's too short to be "up", and sorry, no chain. If I'm not wearing the glasses, I tend to have the tip of the earpiece in my mouth. I won't comment about your pent-up frustrations.Still THE classic: the librarian look, with the glasses (maybe on a chain) and the hair up. so much pent-up frustrations
Hm. I suppose I could be nude and that's my chair, but I really think I'm wearing a dress.Ya, that's what I was thinking I'd see nude.
Wow! I can't compete with that. I'll have to settle for the gumball machine I keep on my desk during certain contest times.Librarians are badass.
My middle school librarian was a vietnam vet who showed us slides of when he was a pilot firebombing the countryside.
He still remembers my name, when I showed up almost five years later to watch my sister's school play. I couldn't believe that he remembered me, and he said that I was in and out of the library at least three times a week. They nicknamed me 'speedy'.
Thank you.Happy Librarian Day to you, Glynndah!
That's what I'm often called, and I had strawberries for lunch at my desk. Perhaps that's a start.I wish they were called Liberryans. I'm on a personal crusade to put the berry back in Liberry.
I've been told by several women who work at school their daughters {first and second graders} play "Ms. glynndah" at home. I gave two little girls my outdated date-stamp so now I'm just about their favorite teacher ever.
Oh, yes, the pay sucks, at least mine does. I'm making minimum wage. As for the picking up part, there are a couple of kindergarten boys with crushes, but I suppose that doesn't really count.
I have more people who tell me librarians are sexy.
Well, that first part is rather cruel, but I agree with the statement as a whole.
I like to think, although I could be deluding myself, that I'm a bit farther along that line than "the low end of plain".I'm not hard to please when it comes to females, and relish plenty who are at the low end of 'plain.' Grooming and hygiene matter to me. I do not like to be ambushed by yeast infections when I'm inside their personal space. But our library seems to hire all the outliers. Like the guy who looks like his head sits atop his really large ass. He has no neck or chest or abs! Or the lady with zits on steroids.
I like to think, although I could be deluding myself, that I'm a bit farther along that line than "the low end of plain".