Inside ZSR
I’m still on east coast time, so was awake at 3:30 am. I worked on finishing up a review of a manuscript submission to the Journal of Web Librarianship (I’m on the editorial board). The first session I’m attending this morning will have the editor as one of the speakers so I wanted to be... more ›
This is the sign that welcomes folks to the conference! more ›
Yesterday was a day of ups and downs: One of the planes took a sharp decent way before we were near the airport. Luckily, the pilots were there. They came on the intercom and announced the autopilot caused the descent, so they took over to correct it. We left the airport terminal only to see... more ›
After hours of being airborne, I arrived safe and sound right before noon (Seattle time). I hitched a ride on a shuttle bus to the downtown Hilton, settled in and went to the Convention & Trade Center to pick up the conference schedule. It is amazing the number of sessions and meetings that are taking... more ›
Waterfront View Originally uploaded by Susan Sharpless Smith. more ›
The Space Needle and Calder Space Needle Originally uploaded by Susan Sharpless Smith. more ›
This was the first “popular” tourist sight I spotted on my run. Pike Place Public Market Originally uploaded by Susan Sharpless Smith. more ›
I’m posting a few images I put on my Flickr account. City View from the Seattle Hilton Originally uploaded by Susan Sharpless Smith. more ›
I spent the day on the University of Washington campus at an all-day follow-up workshop to the Institute on Scholarly Communications that I attended in December in Durham (remember that marathon Gaz article?). I LOVED the campus and was very glad to see both the Odegaard Undergraduate Library (that I heard a lot about when... more ›
Whew! After running errands, making sure files are in order, and finishing all the necessary tasks to leave town, I’m sitting in the airport waiting to fly to O’Hare. (I’m really glad the layover happens to be there… they have great vegan pretzels!) I’m headed off to ALA in a few capacities. My main committee... more ›