Ideas for the Teen Department in Angus Glen
Is there anything you would like us to get to decorate the Teen Department, in Angus Glen?
What would you like in your department? Tell us, so we can make it better.
Read as much as you can this summer and tell us what you loved or hated. Everytime you post a review or comment on the TSRP blog, you'll have a chance to win the grand prize!
Is there anything you would like us to get to decorate the Teen Department, in Angus Glen?
Andrea does the ordering for all the teen departments, in all of our libraries.
Like Harry Potter, this one is a guaranteed winner before the movie even premiered.
Another true confession: I tried to read Harry Potter but did not like the story, at all. As I said before, I am not into that type of fiction. This was really hard for me because I was working in the Children's Department.
When my kids were small, we went on a family vacation: camping. I am a hotel girl, mints on the pillow, the whole nine yards. It was 39 degrees, the coldest August 12th, in years.
True confessions: It took me two tries to get my license. I have to thank my best friend at the time, Mary for going with me, on the day of my test. One of my many excuses was that I went to Keele and the 401 to take my test. Even then kids were going to Aurora because they heard it was easier. Personally, I think I was out forever but definitely longer than usual for the test. In the end, I think the guy felt sorry for me and passed me out of pity.
The library needs some fresh dvds. We need your help again.
In taking a teen technology course, I tried out Runescape.

Someone I work with is Scrabble nuts. We all stay out of her way, she is too good. I used to play online but I have quit. My family no longer plays with me because I am a little too competitive.
Andrea wants me to slip in some information about our online databases while we are blogging.
Everyone has a favourite teacher. Mrs. Quance in Grade One who made me feel special. Miss Piergies who became Mrs. Papagic (i could never spell her name correctly) taught me in Grade 4 and 6.
Years ago, I had two wonderful teachers who I will always remember for their teaching but also the life lessons, I will never forget.
I know we all have our favourite websites. Mine is a store which I will not name.
This weekend, I have completed two books with two very serious themes.
There is a book by Beth Goobie called the Lottery. When I read the book, I was taken back to think that students could be so mean. The premise of the book is that a girl is chosen by a group like a secret society and she is their slave for the year.
Years ago, I loved biographies. These were the days when it was still okay to eat meat. I read about Ray Kroc, founder of McDonald's; Elizabeth Arden and Harlan Saunders, founder of KFC.
Does anyone wonder what happened to all the American and Canadian Idols?
Last week, we had the TAG Group (Teen Advisory Group) come in and sort through our sorry cd collection. We are looking to make much needed new purchases.
As a staff, we are being asked to create hot topics. These topics are supposed to provide helpful information for our customers.
Today, I have this silly ad going through my head. You know the one, "hands in my pocket, hands in my pocket"
I am in mom mode. When my kids were little, they both liked one particular book to my chagrin. In my daughter's case, it was a board book called "Betty's Birthday." I finally bought the book when I found it, for $2.99. The book was nothing special but I could no longer borrow it from the library.
I admit it I am not a trekkie or lover of the LOTR. I need your help. Can you think of a tough trivia question that a real trekkie or LOTR fan would be stumped by, if we asked?
I admire all of you so much. You all seem to know what you want do and where you want to go. I went through at least five careers in high school: marketing, dental technician, lawyer, nurse and even hotel and restaurant management. Somehow I ended up working in a library.
Do you need help with your cover letter or resume? We have books that can help. You can also find help online. Be careful though some sites charge for their services.
Tell us about your best and worst summer job.
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