The library closes at 9:00 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 18 and will remain closed through Monday, Jan. 4th. The Library will reopen at 8:00 am on Tuesday, Jan. 5th.
Have a safe and happy break.
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NPR’s All Songs Considered collects a little Christmas weirdness in this “mix of re-imagined classics and new holiday tunes” including Goldblade’s “City of Christmas Ghosts,” The Leevees’ “How do You Spell Channukkahh?,” Bob Dylan’s “Must Be Santa” and many more . . .
DailyLit.com delivers bite-sized pieces of classic or contemporary books to your email or RSS feed for free each day. You can set the schedule for how often and what time installments are sent, and select from a variety of titles.
I haven’t tried it yet but I’m thinking that Frankenstein or Journey to the Center of the Earth would be fun titles to start with.
Woohoo! Today is the last day of exams! Good Luck!
Odum Library is will be open, normal hours, this weekend and next week. We have fun reading books, DVDs and other stuff you can check out now that the semester is over and you have time to relax.
Cliff has a friend who waves two fingers in the air to let him know he’s telling her something for the second time.
Those of us whose friends would let us ramble on, and on, unchecked might benefit from a quick perusal of The Happiness Project‘s Seven Tips for Knowing if You’re Boring Someone.
Should you receive a gift plant this season, this helpful chart from the New York Botanical Garden will help you keep it alive past the holidays– what to feed, how to water, whether to topdress, pinch, pot, or prune.
If you’re thinking of giving a gift plant, you might find inspiration in “Plants Liven Up the Holidays” from The University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
A View from the 4th Floor