Pointless... like giving caviar to an elephant.
Public library tumblarian advice plz:
I’m trying to plan an html/CSS program (potentially a series) at my library. I’d like to do it as both an adult/teen program and a kids program (to help increase STEM programming).
We don’t have a computer lab and some of the audience (especially kids) probably won’t have access to laptops. We’re thinking of doing a presentation then letting people use computers in the library to experiment/get hands on practice while I’m there to help out and answer questions.
Has anyone tried a program like this? Have you had any success? Do you have any advice our experiences you’d like to share? Any issues you thought of that I didn’t?
I really think it would be a popular program, considering how many people come in looking for materials on this topic. I really want this to happen!
WISHBONE WAS SO LEGIT.
you know it
I learned so much from this motherfucking dog
there are so many books I’ve never read but know the plot to thanks to this dog.
wishbone is literally how i have any knowledge of the ‘classics’
and he’s my hero
This makes me want to dress my doggie up in many outfits, but I’m a good mommy, so I won’t.
what’s the story wishbone?
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Sourdough Danish Pastries Tutorial Sets {You must click link for FULL tutorial/recipe}
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Three become one!
Next up, boiling the skein. Then, rolling into a ball. Finally, figuring out what to do with it.
