Best Disney Parody... ever!

I recently stumbled upon this AMAZING Disney mashup on Facebook.  I cannot tell you how much this video made my night yesterday - this is a must see for anyone who loves Disney or at least has sat through a few of their movies.  Please give it a listen (heck, its got almost 83,000 likes on YouTube!).

Crazy Kittens

I had a dream about a kitten last night.. but it was nowhere near as funny as the kitties in this video! 

Walt Disney Archives

A peak at Walt Disney Archives:



Oh, how I would love to be one of this institution's archivists!
There are an abundance of Armchair Archivist videos on YouTube.
You can check more out by clicking here.

I'll Love You Long After You're Gone

Gone Gone Gone : Phillip Phillips
It's been a long time coming, but here's the latest Music Monday Feature :)   I can't get this song out of my head... not that I would want to! You can view it at YouTube by clicking here.

Recap

Dear bloggers, readers, and once-in-a-blue-moon visitors,

I guess by now you have noticed that I haven't blogged for quite some time.  In fact, its been since August 2012 that I have written a real-time post.  I knew I would have little blogging time during September to December and decided to write enough posts to last me to the end of the year.  I had planned to create a new stash of reviews during the winter holidays that would be posted throughout the upcoming months while I diligently worked on my archival studies.  No such luck.

My winter holidays were fabulous.  I was super busy doing Christmasy things with E, family, and friends.  I did not, however, manage to write a review nor finish reading more than one book.  The book, Christmas at the Cupcake Cafe by Jenny Colgan, was very Christmasy and thus I cannot even post a review of it as, well... no one is in the Christmas mood anymore.

So, after a few *polite* questions from others about my blog over the last two weeks, I have decided to broadcast my predicament.  I have no reviews for the time being.  I haven't read any books of late... besides some good archival works.  I will try to keep my blog more updated - after all  blogging is a great procrastination tool!

Speaking of which, my annotated bibliography on the management of archives and library calls me...

The Woman He Loved Before

The Woman He Loved Before, written by Dorothy Koomson, was one of the many books I bought while visiting the Land of E this summer.  It was a book which sounded like a promise of a good read but failed to come to fruition.

The Woman He Loved Before is about the relationship between Libby and Jack, complicated pasts, and twisted family ties.  Libby, Jack's second wife, is haunted by the unanswered questions behind the death of Jack's first wife, Eve.  Koomson takes readers on a tale of love, sensuality, and abuse as she explores the life of Eve and it's impact on Jack's new relationship.  Libby comes to question her relationship with her husband and the possibility of his hand in the murder of Eve.  The book's main question:  How and why did Eve die?