I love being a Reference Librarian. I love hearing the questions and having access to so much information in order to find the answer. It used to be that I came to work answered lots of questions and went home to rest and relax to prepare for another day. Ahhh... those were the days. Now I go home to more questions that I ever get in a day at the library! The real problem is that as the little question asker is getting older the questions are getting harder--I mean should I know off the top of my head at what mach speed the Concorde used to travel? Which part of the truffala tree was used to make the thneed? (I am assuming it was the top but it's Dr. Seuss for goodness sake!) Why do people litter? (I'd like the answer to that one) Questions, questions, and more questions.
Thursday, June 09, 2011
Why DO people litter?
I love being a Reference Librarian. I love hearing the questions and having access to so much information in order to find the answer. It used to be that I came to work answered lots of questions and went home to rest and relax to prepare for another day. Ahhh... those were the days. Now I go home to more questions that I ever get in a day at the library! The real problem is that as the little question asker is getting older the questions are getting harder--I mean should I know off the top of my head at what mach speed the Concorde used to travel? Which part of the truffala tree was used to make the thneed? (I am assuming it was the top but it's Dr. Seuss for goodness sake!) Why do people litter? (I'd like the answer to that one) Questions, questions, and more questions.
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