The Meg-a-Rae Invasion (Episode 2)

Episode two of the Library's vlog, MEG-A-RAE, is now available on the MPL YouTube Channel.  Save a hyperlink and watch it here.

YAZ Would Make a Great Kitty Room--Just Saying,

Cauli Le Chat

MPL Roving Reporter

Library Vlog News Beat

P.S.  Since Savvy and Programma Mama began by talking about the 2012 summer Olympics in London, I titled this blog posting along the lines of the "British invasion" of the American pop charts during the mid-1960s.  The Beatles, of course, were largely responsible for this musical incursion, which began (in America, at least) with the group's first number one U.S. single, "I Want to Hold Your Hand" (1963), which reached Billboard's number one slot in early 1964.  "Love Me Do" was an earlier single release (1962 in the U.K.), which also topped the American charts in 1964.  "Love Me Do" appeared on the album Please Please Me (1963).



Attack of the MEG-A-RAE!

MEG-A-RAE is the latest vlog (video blog) at my Library.  Savvy and Programma Mama chat with viewers about the readers' advisory thing.  They review new, exciting books for teens (young adults) and grown-ups ("old" adults), plus they discuss current events and how they like their tea.  It is quirky, off-beat, and informative, as you would expect from an award-winning library.

Want to see the first episode?  Sure you do.

Stay tuned for Episode Two!  Coming to a YouTube channel near you.

Any Tuna-Flavored Tea, Savvy?  Just Asking,

Cauli Le Chat

MPL Roving Reporter

Library Vlog News Beat

P.S.  The theme music for Meg-a-Rae was written by the Library's composer, whom I call the Music Man.  It is "The Andromeda Cometh," from the CD Andromeda (2011).  Here is the entire song for your listening pleasure.