Just having a little fun here combining yoga with library tasks. Originally I had another patron salutation in mind, but as you might have guessed, it probably would have been deemed inappropriate. :)
Posting this earlier in the day, because I'm heading off to spend the afternoon playing that new fangled Rock Band game with some friends. Can't beat living room karaoke!

This post is kind of filler material and not necessarily library related. I'm still working on some new ideas, so I hope to see you back here next week!

This is one of those situations where the mind goes on autopilot, which has happened to me plenty of times.
Actually, if you can believe it or not, our library used to have a Starbucks parked in a corner of our fiction room. This was a few years ago during the peak of its powers, but eventually it closed down, much to the dismay of some our coffee loving staff and patrons. Luckily there are still plenty of coffee shops within a few blocks, so everyone can still get their caffeine fix, just a little less conveniently.
Thanks to H.J. for the coffee order help!

It might seem like I'm wallowing in self pity with this post, but it's just showing a behind the scenes look at what I go through to put a cartoon together. Okay, it's actually not that bad, but I've been dealing with a bit of cartoonist's block this past week. No worries, I've got a couple of ideas brewing...stay tuned!

To my one remaining fan out there:
I apologize for not posting a cartoon last week. I had one all ready to go, but at the final hour decided it might not be appropriate, and without a backup cartoon...well it just didn't work out.
This week's post is somewhat of a continuation of the previous cartoon, when my fellow co-worker G.H. and I were talking about the library attracting some "interesting" characters and what they would look like in a police lineup. The patrons you see here are based on a mixture of real and fictional regulars that roam the stacks throughout the day. Hopefully they don't discover this cartoon and sue me into oblivion.