Library Isle

I really like this picture of one of the isles at the library. To me, it is a classic library picture.

Niagara of the West-Shoshone Falls

Shoshone Falls, so beautiful!
Me, at Shoshone Falls-the Niagara of the West. Every spring they let more water over the falls and this is the most I've seen in the 3 years I've been here. It was so gorgeous! (It was really windy, that is why my hair looks funny.)

More Ankle Stuff

My swollen ankle, a couple of days after I had out patient surgery to remove the screw.

My left ankle with the word "NO" written on it, so they did the surgery on the correct foot.

The incision after I had the staples out.

The incision from when the screw was removed. It really looked like a screw you would get at a hardware store and it was 2 1/4 inches long!

This is the bruise from the I.V. when I had the screw removed from my ankle. It looks really cool but did not hurt!

This is the boot I had to wear for 7 weeks!

Roll About

This is me on my "roll about". In this picture I am actually on my way to return it because I don't need it anymore, so it was a momentous day! I used this a lot when I was first in my walking boot. It was easier to get around the library and so much better than crutches! As you can see, I would put my injured leg on the ledge and scoot around with my good leg. It caused big stirs in the library as I would roll around. Our building supervisor teased that she needed to put a special parking permit for me out in the parking lot. She even asked if I wanted her to rig me up a motor so I didn't have push it myself! I'm so glad I'm not a pioneer.

More National Library Week

Harry Potter with Professor Trelawney!

Staff members all dressed up!

National Library Week

It is National Library Week and the Twin Falls Public Library is celebrating 100 years of library service here in Twin Falls. To celebrate our birthday, today and tomorrow we are dressing up as our favorite literary characters, so here I am as Harry Potter. I don't have a lightning scar on my forehead because my lightning scar is on my ankle!

You know you live in Idaho when....

You know you live in Idaho when it snows on April 15th! I thought this picture of the park across the street from the Library where I work was beautiful. The good thing is the snow is all gone today!