A pretty busy Sunday -- 5 1/4 hours A, 1/2 hour J. I thought it would clear out for the superbowl, but it didn't seem to make a dent. Here are some of the questions/requests:
Catholic Saints videos
Spanish literature
piano purchasing guide
1920s fashion
What Hearts
The Moves Make the Man
Outlander
Tien Phong magazine back issues
help reading from disk
tax form questions x4
new car so can't log in
paper x12
frozen computer
book of The Last Empress in Chinese? Mingchen Huang Hou
English grammar videos
Bargain Network phone #
look up pin#?
Conversations with an Executioner (closest copy was Santa Clara)
cancel print job
CA college guides from Prowler Series
Webster's 3rd Edition
idioms - but not the expression kind, the one on the new SATs
help signing on
find 'able' in the dictionary
can't log into catalog
Alicia Keys book?
which one is computer #2 (really, it needs a new sign!)
World Journal
comics
Gun, Germs and Steel
CDs to learn Hindi and Spanish
Freakonomics
Reinventing Your Nursing Career
biographies of scientists
A Thousand Days in Venice
talking books for toddlers
affordable housing research (there's some great stuff at huduser.org)
trick to get reservation on the 15 minute machine (press enter instead of clicking)
scratch paper
US Weekly from December
Uncle Tom's Cabin
are the career books reference only? (some are)
And I was looking for Tween program ideas and found out the following movies are coming out in 2006 (all based on books):
Alice (with Buffy as Alice -- is that cool or what??!?!?!?!!?!), Aquamarine, Charlotte's Web, Eragon, Hoot, and How to Eat Fried Worms.
I also learned that children's author Karen Beaumont lives here in MH! And the plog entries today when I log onto Amazon are by Donna Andrews and Sylvia Engdahl -- that's pretty darn cool.
Posted by Emily at February 5, 2006 08:16 PM