They have asked me to relay a message to our Wonderful Customers: "Thank you for being very patient with us and for making the effort to return most of your items by this week-end. This will make the transition easier for all of us, and we can't wait to see you again when we have our new Evergreen system up and running!" Or something like that.
Monday they had a Staff Meeting which I attended. I have learned that I should be present for Staff Meetings, because when I roll over in the center of the table, anyone within reach is unable to resist my remarkably soft belly-fur.
They worked hard with this Evergreen thing. . . so hard, that at first I thought the attentions to ME were going to decline. This was not the case. I got Catnip every day. I usually don't get Catnip every day, but I think they felt Guilty because they were focused on Other Things.
Here I am loving my Catnip:
I am also learning that the library has many wonderful Sleeping Places. It has been warm here, and there are lots of things to watch out the windows as Spring comes. (I guess Hoodie-Hoo Day works, so I must be on the lookout for other Human Super-Powers.) I find that it is very Peaceful to take afternoon naps in the Adult Stacks.
Here I am hanging out in a Favorite chair by a Favorite window:
Can you see me?
On Friday I found something to Hunt in the Technology/Genealogy/Head Librarian/Cataloging Office (this office has a LOT of Staff in it). It was on Linda's desk, and I tried to rearrange things to get to it. It was very Exciting, although I never caught the thing:
Notice how very Serious my Assistant Boss Karen is in this photo. She and Cathie, Linda, and Christine were all very dedicated to the Hunt of the thing. My Staff makes an excellent Team when called into action. If the thing is still in the Library next week, we will undoubtably find it and give it a stern talking to. If I don't eat it first.
The highlight of the week was on Saturday when I was visited by a Celebrity. Big Red, a renowned Beanie Baby Bear, was driven to the Library by his Personal Assistant Judy Cox. Big Red is a World Traveler, and I was Most Excited to meet him. He is small in size but very big in Personality and Charm (kind of like me!). We had a photo session--with TWO photographers--which in my opinion is Very Big Doings.
Here I am posing with Big Red on my desk:
I even signed Big Red's autograph book and gave him the link to this blog in case he wants to keep in touch. I think I should have an autograph book, too, so I can keep track of all of the Very Important People I meet!
As you can see, it was a very fun-filled week!
Have a nice Sunday!
Tober
6 comments:
Tober you definitely need an autograph book! I bet there are a lot of people who come to see you at the library! I'm jealous of all the cool things you get to explore there!
Perhaps you could start a class and teach the art of library book reading to cats and dogs. You certainly have a large selection to choose from.
Tober, you make me giggle with your insightful views of the world. Much better than my kids, haha.
Hi Tober! We missed you! Glad things are going good for you there and that you are helping all the staff so much. What a fun life you lead!
Laila and Minchie
Chicago, IL
we just found you through catblogoshere, yay!!
we think it is so fantastic you are a library cat. we tinks all places of busyness should have a cat as boss.
nice to meets ya!!
Tober you are the cutest BOSS that I have had. I really enfoy you coming to our staff meetings. I also want everyone to know you start my day out with a warm welcome that helps me along my long day.
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