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Real answer: I don’t really know. So not sure if that says more about me or the profession after 13 years. But there are so many specializations these days, I also don’t think you can reduce it to one set of criteria for the entire group.
 
El Chupacabra said:
Real answer: I don’t really know. So not sure if that says more about me or the profession after 13 years. But there are so many specializations these days, I also don’t think you can reduce it to one set of criteria for the entire group.
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lets start with the easy ones:

1. masterful knowledge of the dewey decimal system
2. a disapproving look that can crush souls
 
My look is pretty finely tuned. It needs to be with all the dirty noisy undergrads that come through here. Though at this point it may be more like a "just kill me now and put me out of my misery" look, than a "make one more noise and you will get skewered" look.
 
my elementary school librarian used to make a mouse out of a handkerchief and had it out during story time

i assume chupe does the same
 
ImTheCaptain said:
this is amazing:

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Reminds me of moonz favorite gif

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if you liked that first yodel adventure, you're sure to dig this more modern take:

 
The very best librarians are the quiet, mousy ones with glasses and their hair pinned up, because you know that they let loose in the sack.
 
Seriously though, this is the best librarian and the one El Chupe aspires to be:

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Hello CT! Long time no see. Life update:

-Got engaged in Sonoma last September.
-Took my fiancée to Tulum in November for her birthday. Amazing place but quickly becoming mainstream travel destination it seems.
-Bought a house in Durham in January. Other than proximity to Duke, Durham is a pretty awesome city these days.
-Did sailing charter in Belize in February. Super awesome country. Highly recommended as a vacation destination. Barrier reef was incredible and swimming with sea turtles was a highlight of the trip.
-Just this week accepted a new job doing middle market lending in Durham for the big bank overlords. We will be relocating from Boston in late May/early June. Very excited to be back home and catch some Deacs football this fall!
 
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WRS said:
Hello CT! Long time no see. Life update:

-Got engaged in Sonoma last September.
-Took my fiancée to Tulum in November for her birthday. Amazing place but quickly becoming mainstream travel destination it seems.
-Bought a house in Durham in January. Other than proximity to Duke, Durham is a pretty awesome city these days.
-Did sailing charter in Belize in February. Super awesome country. Highly recommended as a vacation destination. Barrier reef was incredible and swimming with sea turtles was a highlight of the trip.
-Just this week accepted a new job doing middle market lending in Durham for the big bank overlords. We will be relocating from Boston in late May/early June. Very excited to be back home and catch some Deacs football this fall!
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you bought a house in Durham while living/working in Boston?

damn
 
NYC Deacs, what is the best online resource for finding cultural happenings around town?
 
JuiceCrewAllStar said:
you bought a house in Durham while living/working in Boston?

damn
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Yep but we bought the house with the specific plan of wanting to be in NC by mid 2019. It just ended up happening more quickly than we expected. Wasn’t sure how long it would take me to find a job I liked there. It has definitely been a big (and expensive) undertaking but the house fit exactly what we wanted so we didn’t want to pass it up.
 
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