To see more photographs of the museum either look at the slideshow below or follow this link to read descriptions of the photographs.
Monday, November 21, 2011
National Museum of Play, Rochester, NY
This was an amazing museum. A branch of the local public library was spread through out it and it houses the International Centre for the History of Electronic Games.

To see more photographs of the museum either look at the slideshow below or follow this link to read descriptions of the photographs.
To see more photographs of the museum either look at the slideshow below or follow this link to read descriptions of the photographs.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Outpost at Cocktoo Island
This is by ROA - it is one of the amazing art works on exhibition at Outpost at Cocktoo Island (although the art works painted on the buildings like this one may be around for longer).
I took a few more photographs and you can see them in the slideshow
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Museum Shop - Museo Nacional de Athropologie, Mexico
The shop at the Museo Nacional de Athropologie, Mexico was a later addition to this museum. It was a smart and attractive addition as it was designed in a way to look great in the museum, but in a more modern style of design. It looked good, and you knew it was a later element and this worked very well.
You can see more photographs of the museum shop here
You can see more photographs of the museum shop here
Monday, November 14, 2011
Do you like your job so much you want to sing about it?
This is a question to ask yourself. This young man enjoys his work making and tempering fudge so much that he was singing about fudge. It sounded like an improvised blues song, which since he was singing in New Orleans was appropriate.
People may look at you if you sing about your work in a library (and I know some childrens/young adult staff may be able to get away with it), but the point is not so much about singing as asking do you look like you enjoy your work? A better question is do you actually enjoy your work?
Are you conveying enthusiasm as well as you are conveying your amazing effective library skills?
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