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Hey guys, I hope everyone had a fantastic Spring Break! I spent most of mine here at the library, waiting for you guys to get back so I would have something fun to do on Friday afternoons... :)

This week we're going keep it low key and watch a movie and have some snacks. Any suggestions? More Adventures of Pete and Pete? The rest of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Let me know what you'd like and we can vote on Friday.

We just had a TAG meeting and it went wonderfully, thanks to everyone who filled out my questionnaire! The flyer and submission forms for the Poetry Contest should be going up/out tomorrow, so tell your friends! There will be some awesome prizes!

Okay, we're closing up here at the library so I better wrap this up. I'll leave you with a quote...
"I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library." ~Jorge Luis Borges

p.s. Thanks for the comments Chelsea!

See you soon,
Christina

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