Cauli Le Chat

Cauli Le Chat
Cauli Le Chat, MPL Feline Roving Reporter

Saturday, December 27, 2014

Got Cabin Fever, Teens?

Teens!  Got cabin fever?  It's only been a week of official winter.  Still.

Programma Mama has the cure.  Our program trailer elaborates.

Cabin Fever Tuesdays, by Mooresville Public Library
(MPL Program Trailer)

The detailed program description only lasts nine seconds in the video, so for a longer look, ask our circulation desk for a flyer.

No registration is required.




Your Roving Reporter On The Go,


Cauli Le Chat

Sunday, December 21, 2014

A Cozy Alcove

The Decorinator's faux fireplace makes the Friends of the Library (FOL) alcove quite cozy.

 Library Slobberdog Enjoys a Warm Faux Fire
(Click Photos to Bigify)

How About More Camera Flash, Scowl-Face?
(Eye-Roll)

All we need now is Santa Kitty coming down that chimney.

Teen Council Santa?

Close, but no kibble.

"Santa Claws," by Simon's Cat (2010)

That's the ticket!

Happy holidays, everybody.




Your Roving Reporter On The Go,


Cauli Le Chat

Tuesday, December 16, 2014

R.I.P., L.E.D.

Rest-in-pieces, library outdoor light-emitting diode sign.  Yesterday's car crash may have knocked you down for the count, but a new, improved sign will arise from your ashes.  Talk about mixing metaphors.

Ouch!!
So Sad!  Still Had Many Good Years Left
Where Will My Digital Image Be Displayed Now?

Boss Lady says that we will soon begin the process to replace the outdoor sign, but that will take time, of course.

Come inside, and we'll tell you all about what's happening at the Library. It won't be all nice and flashy, like on the outdoor sign, but we'll do our best to make it bright and shiny.



Your Roving Reporter On The Go,


Cauli Le Chat



P.P.S.  "Signs" (1971), by the Five Man Electrical Band, reached #3 on Billboard's U.S. Hot 100 Singles charts.  It was included on the group's album, Good-byes & Butterflies (1970).

Monday, December 15, 2014

MPL Signing Off

Looks like my Library is "signing off" for awhile.

MPL Outdoor LED Sign Takes a Hit

That's what's left of our outdoor LED sign.  Fortunately, no one was seriously injured.  But our electronic messages will be out-of-commission for some time.  Scowl-Face will have his work cut out for him (he programs the outdoor sign) once it's replaced. Meanwhile, visit the MPL website and social media to keep up with what's happening at the Library. You could also subscribe to our email newsletter.

Here's how the sign used to look:

 MPL Outdoor LED Sign (March 2012)

Summertime View of the Outdoor Sign (June 2010)

Luckily, my supper dish was safely far away from the accident.  You may recall my supper dish played a role in another close call for the outdoor sign.




Your Roving Reporter On The Go,


Cauli Le Chat