Topic 18 of 23-things
Ahhhh, another one bites the dust !!!
Has been a slow process (of my own reluctant doing), working my way along this winding path that leads to (??) well, it leads to topic 23 - THE END of the pesky exercise.
Now, "On-line Communities"
I can see there are many examples of how a face-book page can be utilized in the library world, and our very own LEARN Inn is testament to that. If you're reading this and haven't yet checked out the Inn's page then go on, you'll be quite impressed - kudos to our Inn-keeper, Stephen Dunne!
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Sunday, August 9, 2009
LibraryThing (23-things)
Topic 17 - LibraryThing
Another X on the progress log - yipeeeeeeee !
I've added 5 of my faves for reading recommendations. As you can see, I favour biographies - Du Maurier's "Rebecca" being the exception. The film of this novel (1940 b&w) was Hitchcock's first Hollywood offering and shows an emerging master of suspense - catch it if you can . . .
Facey's "A fortunate life" is amazing & once read, provokes thoughts of re-arranging our perspectives on life in this materialistic world.
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/Lockie
Another X on the progress log - yipeeeeeeee !
I've added 5 of my faves for reading recommendations. As you can see, I favour biographies - Du Maurier's "Rebecca" being the exception. The film of this novel (1940 b&w) was Hitchcock's first Hollywood offering and shows an emerging master of suspense - catch it if you can . . .
Facey's "A fortunate life" is amazing & once read, provokes thoughts of re-arranging our perspectives on life in this materialistic world.
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/Lockie
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