An interesting confluence of fate. Because I was running a little late, I ran right past my friend from middle school/early high school, and didn't even know it until he posted on my Facebook wall that he thought he saw my doppleganger. I'm sure there's a lesson in that...
But no classes today, just work. I had a rather redundant feeling lesson on library organization and shelving order. My official supervisor, after more than a week of me working there, taught me how to organize call numbers and alphabetize.
Lesson 13: People love to teach, but hate to learn. Being taught information you feel you already know inspires feelings of indignation, but teaching people about things, even if they claim to already know them, makes you feel productive and useful. If you feel like you already know something, sitting and listening may feel like a waste of time, but you never know when you might learn that a space counts as a letter.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Day 3: Libraries Libraries Libraries!
First day of lectures! First day of work! Phew!
Lesson 4) The solitude of the stacks is inner calm like nothing else.
Lesson 4) The solitude of the stacks is inner calm like nothing else.
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