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It's been a while since I've updated here and I apologize! I promise to make an effort to post more. Something to get you caught up, this Friday we had a Girl's Only Slumber Party here at the library. It was sooo much fun, 5 girls and I managed to stay up the whole night! Before the others fell asleep we played games, watched movies, painted nails, ate a lot of junk food, and did other slumber party type things. Below are some pictures from the night:






The 6 troopers who stayed up all night!

To reward you for reading this again after so long, a new ninja cat video!

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stoop queen said…
Hi! I started a blog for a Library 2.0 training class at work, and you can view it here:
http://thereadingrhino.blogspot.com/
I'm not sure if I'll continue it after the training, but I added you as a link and wanted to say hi!
Jessica Champion
Austin Public Library
:)
March 19, 2009 at 4:37 PM
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