I thought I'd share it with you
Ok, even non librarians should be interested in the Wyoming Libraries' new ad campaign. Cowboys riding books, mud flap girls, the space shuttle. You name it. I highly recommend browsing around. I'd also like to hear everyone's comments. Would you want to visit a library that advertises like this? Does it appeal to you? Or would nothing get you into a library?
In a previous post or two, I'm sure I've mentioned my love for Ferrara Pan, the candy factory in Forest Park, IL. Since I'm no longer driving by the factory everyday, I have been missing my favorite candies. So when I saw a Ferrara Pan Atomic Fireball in my coworker's candy jar, I had to try it. I remember eating fireballs when I was a kid, but I have no idea whether they were "atomic" from Ferrara Pan. All I have to say is that this fireball was far more fiery than I remember. It actually made me cry! So, unless you are a true fireballer, watch out for the atomic fireballs!
I wonder how many times the word "potty" is searched in a library catalog. The reason I wonder is because I searched for it yesterday. Why, you ask? Because I was writing a paper and was curious about books about teaching your kid to go to the bathroom (aka "potty training" which is what I searched). Potty is normally not a word adults use, and yet there I was typing potty into a library catalog. Of course, the technical search term is "toilet training," but isn't "potty" much more fun?
