Off line

Things have been quiet here on the blog lately and are likely to remain so for a while. Lots of travelling right now - Wisconsin, Texas, Georgia, Oklahoma, Beijing, Tennessee, Santiago, Michigan and Ohio - all this month and next to do speaking and consulting. (The LWW says I have to keep going farther and farther away before people haven't heard my old jokes.)  I'm having a wonderful time everywhere and meeting exceptional people, but I don't much enjoy writing in coach, at the gate, or after checking in late, late at night. I plan to read for a while rather than write. Lucky you.

So here's the deal... I am counting on some great newer library bloggers to pick up the slack, including Jaquie Henry at Wanderings, Sara Kelly Johns at  From the Inside Out and Diane Chen at Deep Thinking, all thoughtful practitioners. I am hoping that mention this, I can guilt them into writing more. Send links to other fresh voices for libraries and technology here as well!

Comments

[Jacquie Henry]

Hey - I was educated by nuns. Do I need more guilt??? I'm on vacation for a week - but we had a very interesting meeting our last day. I posted about it yesterday. I hope folks will read it and send me their thoughts and suggestions. http://nlcommunities.com/communities/wanderings/archive/2006/02/17/57615.aspx

[Doug Johnson]

Yes, we all need more guilt.

Doug

[Sara Kelly Johns]

Well, your gauntlet "made" me stop correcting SUNY students' thesis statements and write an entry about the Oklahoma City public library's new and disheartening policy for their children's collection. After having Chris Crutcher visit, it's even more of an affront to my beliefs as a librarian. Sara