This week the Book Blogger Hop asks:
"What are you most looking forward to this fall/autumn season - a particular book release? Halloween? The leaves changing colour? Cooler temperatures? A vacation?"
A:
Library school! I'm starting my master's program this fall (after eagerly waiting for *months*). Yesterday we had a general orientation to the campus and community. I am so very excited to get started on my classes next week! Stay tuned for future posts on my experiences in the program and path to becoming a fully fledged librarian and information scientist :)
OOh that sounds interesting! I'm still looking for a job myself. In the meantime I just read!
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Have a GREAT weekend!
Old Follower :)
Awesome! I just finished my first work in an MLIS program, and I love it so far. I feel like I might have asked you this before, but where are you going to school?
ReplyDeleteCongrats! I just finished up my MLS in July! So far, it hasn't paid off, but I keep looking!
ReplyDeleteGood luck and have a great weekend!
Amber
The Musings of ALMYBNENR
Happy Hopping ^-^
ReplyDeleteLibrary School!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds fascinating. You will have to post little updates about what you learn and such ;)
I'm trying to get myself overseas somewhere for awhile. We will just have to see about that.
Black Disaster Fairy
A World of Personality
A librarian! Awesome - I have tres respect for them, they are like the pharmacists of books, they know EVERYTHING!!! Good luck with it :) I am doing my boring ol' MBA *snooze*
ReplyDeleteCute blog too! Come see mine :)
http://immabookworm.blogspot.com
Congratulations and good luck in your studies!
ReplyDeleteI love autumn because its that time of year when I am as busy as a bee ;)
I have a lot of projects going on, including helping out one of my former professors. She's gathering submissions from female writers for a dating stories anthology ;)
I also helped the publisher of the Canadian Writers Society with her newly launched newspaper. I love being busy. Chelsea, I wish you the best in the Master's program. Keep in touch. Cheers!