Had an interview last Thursday. No clue whether or not I’ll get the job. I do know that I left the interview wanting to crawl under the bed and become one with the dust bunnies, never to see the light of day (or people) again. Guess we’ll see.
Tag: at the library
Unfinisher
Whaaaaat? This isn’t based on my own personal experiences with reading. I haven’t the SLIGHTEST idea what you’re talking about. Side note: I’ve been trying to draw more of my other characters recently, just for some variety.
Hortense
Apologies to everyone named Hortense. Based off of a conversation I had with my mom about the name Hortense.
A Reassuring Chat
That’s probably going to be Quincy’s next project: getting everybody into shape. Y’know, after he makes sure everyone’s healthy.
Back to Work
Did I mention that Quincy’s taking this very seriously? ‘Cause he is. Side note: I am doing MUCH better which is a huge relief. Hopefully it means the surgery’s working.
Reading is Fun
We’ve been closed for over a month now. The e-mail letting our patrons know the library system was closing to the public was sent out in January. There are signs all over the door and parking lot telling people what to do to get their books. And yet, this. At this point, I don’t know… Continue reading Reading is Fun
Intro: Cleo
Here she is – the most magical of my characters, Cleo Culpepper! Out of the four Halloween storylines that I’ve done, the 2016 Revenge of the Stuffed Animals was probably my favorite. I thought the writing and the pacing were the strongest, it didn’t take me forever and a day to finish it, I wasn’t… Continue reading Intro: Cleo
Nose Pics
Based off of a picture my friend Chelsea sent me. It’s weird, seeing people wearing their masks with their noses exposed. One, it defeats the whole purpose of wearing the mask. Two, it looks…well, it looks wrong. Thankfully, Silas learned his lesson after Cleo talked to him and told him how much of an idiot… Continue reading Nose Pics
Working from Home
Now, I know that I am super duper lucky to be employed right now. Believe me, it’s a relief to not have to think about unemployment. But it’s still not the same. I miss working with the books. I miss being at the returns desk. I even miss interacting with the patrons to an extent.… Continue reading Working from Home
After Work
…maybe “rough” was the wrong word here. “Weird,” definitely. Our entire system was taken down at work for a few days in preparation for a new one to take its place. This meant, however, that we couldn’t do anything. At all. Just check out books offline and tell people over and over again that no,… Continue reading After Work