And , depending on the time of day , Dutch lessons for bewildered foreigners , spontaneous Bible lessons by a young man in a wooly hat , unofficial lessons/workshops on how to use the new machines for the older staff by the very youngest stagaire and weird clanking of hot water pipes .
No , it's not the most peaceful of places any more .
Until I sat down at one of the tables this afternoon to hunt for my library card and found a cat .
I think all libraries should have a cat and I hope he comes to the old jail/new library , sometime in the Spring .
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Will you tell? He's a fine secret to keep, too.
They let ANYBODY into library school these days.
When I worked for the Emploment Service- as was- there was a dole office nearby that had a cat. Think of how much happier we would all be if every public building where there were people to care for them had a cat in residence.
Everything is pop-up these days. I expect hospitals will be next: you can be treated if you find one.
Love the idea of a library cat. Actually,the library here can have one of ours. He's brought three baby mice home this week.
10 Downing Street has a cat so why shouldn't your library?
That's a fun idea. Our local long-term care has a cat, too!
I agree that libraries (and book stores) should have cats.
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