Thing 9: All Consuming

Well, not that interested in keeping track of what I consume. Except books ... might be worthwhile. I commented somewhere that if it had been this easy to keep track of all the books I've read since high school (okay, sure, writing them down would have been easy, I guess, but I didn't do that), I might have done it. And that would have been cool. Now, though, I'd only be able to keep track of what I've read since I was 45 (plus the retrospective stuff I can remember ... but hey, I'm 45!). And there's some value in that, but it's not quite as cool. Though it may be a good idea, considering that I'm forty-however-many.

Up Quabblecrack!

The heretofore unknown-to-anyone ... fifth house.

Young Adults becoming more 2.0-ish

We're thinking about putting some stuff about who we are and what we do on the web for YA staff system wide. Putting a human face on the faceless institution. I'll update here when we get it going.

Jen has an interesting post today.

nanowrimo

Anybody writing a novel? How's that working out for you?

I've always thought that I could write a novel, if I'd just buckle down and write. Any year now ... ;-)

Weird thing with Twitter

Jen has signed up for Twitter but it won't show updates from most of her contacts. I don't think there's a setting for that. She gets the occasional update from me, but very little else. It occurred to me that it might be a cache problem ... maybe I'll log her in at work and see if it's any different. If anyone knows how to fix this, please let me know!

Thing 7 (er, Flickr, if I've lost count)

Flickr. It's good, I guess. Pictures are good. Tagging is good. Sharing is good. But I've never really gotten into it ... I'm not sure why. I've had an account for a long time, but haven't really put a lot of stuff there. It just hasn't clicked with me.

I think Flickr has the potential to be one of the most used services here at the library, so it's good that we're including it.