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If you have been bundled up to your eyeballs, you share Book Riot, Amanda Nelson’s frigid situation. Take a look at the collection of literary scarves she has identified for your viewing pleasure at http://tinyurl.com/meed6zl.
Just for fun, peruse the data documenting the destruction of public staplers at the reference desk of Middle Tennessee State University’s James E. Walker Library during fall semester of 2013. Please treat with reverence the cause of death of old timer, Stapler 11; flaccid spring!
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You know you want examples of visionaries who walk among us! Take a peek at what it takes to be parent of the year and why not admire the low-cost, anti-stress machine too while you are setting your goals high for the new year? The full post is supplied by our friends at BuzzFeed, at bzfd.it/JG8V5l
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Tis the season of cooking, crafting and all things creative. Therefore, this week CMLE’s highlights a post by BookRiot (November 2013) on book inspired craft projects.
Just for fun, use these mini projects to decorate your office or enhance a seasonal library display. Consider setting-up an impromptu crafting station for patrons/users at your library. Click here to let the gluing commence.
Special Note: Feel free to send us a photo of your latest and greatest bookish craft creation.
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