[Monkey Face]

I pretend like I’m a librarian. I don’t have all the tools I need, but that may end soon, if I have my way. I only spend two hours a week there (for now) but it gives me time to know what’s in there.

It’s a small library, and from what I could see today, it’s been pretty haphazardly run. I haven’t worked in a library since I was 14, but it’s something you never lose.

[Monkey Face]

OK, Kids...y’all will have to fight over the 00’s, because I’m outta here for the night!

Take care!

[sionnsar]

I pretend like I’m a librarian. I don’t have all the tools I need, but that may end soon, if I have my way. I only spend two hours a week there (for now) but it gives me time to know what’s in there.
It’s a small library, and from what I could see today, it’s been pretty haphazardly run. I haven’t worked in a library since I was 14, but it’s something you never lose.

Agreed! I've been far more "library worker" than "librarian" -- my one experience at cataloging books (over some period of time, those that didn't come "pre-catalogued") told me how difficult that is, and I am no longer surprised at being told that those who are expert at same are sometimes considered a bit "off" by others.

But you are correct: it's something you never lose!

How big/small is the library? The last I worked with (and I applied my computer skills to their system) had about 20,000 books, fiction and non-fiction combined. (My SF collection reached about 3,000 books alone before The Great Weeding.)