A Much-Appreciated Personal Squee

[madwriter]

Our library reference database now has an EBSCO search box that you can use to search everything in the myriad databases we subscribe to--punch in your search term and POOF! Research magic happens

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[madwriter]

*deep happy breath*

Re: kissing up

[madwriter]

I'm still waiting for the Library Journal to feature me in one of their "Librarians Who Write" segments, though. ;)

[barefoot_chick]

YAY! \o/

*finds same article* Our library switched from Gale to Ebsco at the beginning of the semester and kept a few Gale databases.

Oh, wait. *skitters over to your library webpage* Hey, you don't need a special log-in or anything. Nifty! Oh, darn. You do for the other resources, just not the quick search. How does one get the quick search on the homepage like that?

[madwriter]

Hmmm--I can't remember if we did that or EBSCO. I'll have to ask Cy or Peggie.

[flash2b]

I can't even imagine how cool that must have felt.

And what a wonderful segue for me to tell you that The City Beyond Play just arrived in my mail yesterday. I now need to find a time that I can read it without interuptions. (So I am guessing sometime after both kids go to college. :) )

[madwriter]

Woo-hoo! Hey, and speaking of you getting stuff in the mail, I just got an MP3 disk with a few dozen Jack Benny radio shows from 1933-38 for my City co-author. I should be able to copy it, and if I can I'll mail one along to you.

[flash2b]

You could mail it or give me a day or two as the missus and I plan a dinner for our friends that helped us move. It should be during an upcoming weekend.

[crinklequirk]

Cool, indeed.

:D

[madwriter]

Cool enough for me to break my usual rule about not talking about reviews of my stuff here in LJ. :)