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Showing posts with label library cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label library cats. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The Wrath of Melville?
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
We Love You Melville, We Really Do
We have seen neither hide nor phantom hair of our resident ghost cat for the last month or so and I, for one, kind of miss him.
Do ghost cats take summer vacations?
Or perhaps Melville is jealous of all the attention Chase the dog has been getting at the library...
Every Tuesday evening, from 6:30 to 7:30, kids from all over town come to sit with Chase and read him a story of their choosing. Chase is a gentle Golden Retriever who loves hanging out with kids, helping them practice their reading skills, and encouraging their love of books. It's no surprise that he's pretty popular with patrons and staff alike!
But we still love you Melville, and we don't want you to feel unappreciated. So, as an offering of friendship, I made you this awesome yarn ball to bat around...
I'll leave it on my desk for you.
Do ghost cats take summer vacations?
Or perhaps Melville is jealous of all the attention Chase the dog has been getting at the library...
Every Tuesday evening, from 6:30 to 7:30, kids from all over town come to sit with Chase and read him a story of their choosing. Chase is a gentle Golden Retriever who loves hanging out with kids, helping them practice their reading skills, and encouraging their love of books. It's no surprise that he's pretty popular with patrons and staff alike!
But we still love you Melville, and we don't want you to feel unappreciated. So, as an offering of friendship, I made you this awesome yarn ball to bat around...
I'll leave it on my desk for you.
Friday, March 23, 2012
Tuesdays with Melville
OK it's not Tuesday. I did plan to put this up next Tuesday but I just couldn't wait the whole weekend. Unless you are reading this on a Tuesday, in which case, happy Tuesday and please enjoy the humor of my post title which at this moment is absolutely making sense to you!
I have Melville shenanigans to report: a few weeks back, an employee had loaded up a cart of supplies he needed for some repair work. Don't ask me why but one of the items on his cart was a big ball of twine. At some point he walked away from his cart and when he returned the ball of twine was gone! Flash forward to this week when the same employee ventured down into the basement machine-room... what should he discover but the all but forgotten ball of twine! So he took a picture...
Do you see it? It's between those paper bags. Yes, it's the same color as the bags, look hard!
Now who would want to steal a ball of twine and hide it in the basement? Perhaps a ghostly cat who likes to hide out there? But there's one more thing. You can't tell from the picture but that ball of twine is really big -- much bigger than the average ball of yarn that a normal sized kitty would be able to bat around.
Melville, are you a mountain lion??
I have Melville shenanigans to report: a few weeks back, an employee had loaded up a cart of supplies he needed for some repair work. Don't ask me why but one of the items on his cart was a big ball of twine. At some point he walked away from his cart and when he returned the ball of twine was gone! Flash forward to this week when the same employee ventured down into the basement machine-room... what should he discover but the all but forgotten ball of twine! So he took a picture...
Do you see it? It's between those paper bags. Yes, it's the same color as the bags, look hard!
Now who would want to steal a ball of twine and hide it in the basement? Perhaps a ghostly cat who likes to hide out there? But there's one more thing. You can't tell from the picture but that ball of twine is really big -- much bigger than the average ball of yarn that a normal sized kitty would be able to bat around.
Melville, are you a mountain lion??
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Melville Returns!
Last week I was lamenting the total lack of paranormal activity at work and then, lo and behold, one of our librarians discovered something very unusual. Cat hair? On the Information Desk?
The evidence was immediately documented...
We are 90% sure that it was not deposited there by some cat owner's sweater and, unless one of our gentleman employees snuck in during the night to comb his hair while leaning over the counter, we are at a bit of a loss to come up with a rational explanation.
Can a ghost cat shed on your furniture?
If not, does this mean that Melville is having local cat buddies over for late night parties?
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