March of the Librarians

ah, librarians in seattle - so well done

As far as "naughty librarians" are concerned, there is a group known as The Association of Bellydancing Librarians" or some such thing. Google it if you dare.

For a moment here, I thought I was watching National Geographics.

We are indeed an amazingly homogeneous group! One can only assume this is the result of some form of natural selection.

How innovative is this view of the librarian's life, with wonderful camera work and marvelous narration. It is far more important a movie than March of the Penguins. If the penguin's habitat is fraught with danger, so is the librarian's: unreliable public access computers, budget cuts, and the worst enemy of all: patrons. (they always lie). Still, heaven will indeed be a library.

Marvelous seeing librarians in so important a stage of their life cycle! I kept looking for signs of environmental degradation destroying habitat, but perhaps librarians are adapting. I suspect a mutual ecological dependence between vendors and librarians must exist. I hardly ever see vendors around local librarian nesting sites, so there must be a balance. Are there any good Librarian Reserve locations?

Ahh yes the call of the wilds of Washington, DC. I got to network, learn, collect free stuff, but no mating...

Came here after it was mentioned in The Washington Post. Fantastic!

This is marvelous.

yes.....come to the dark side....we will teach you much but you have to be quiet!!