Between 2010 and 2019, Cauli Le Chat (2006?-2020), feline roving reporter for Mooresville Public Library (Mooresville, Indiana), reported all things interesting to cats (and humans) happening at the library. Related stories from across the state (and beyond) were also included.
The library's latest book trailer is about flying cars. The Jetsons, we're not, but this children's nonfiction book is quite interesting. Click below to watch.
The Decorinator and BizMeister have re-purposed the Peanuts® characters from the library's 2015 Old Settlers parade float. Now Snoopy, Woodstock, Charlie Brown, Schroeder, Peppermint Patty, and Marcie welcome patrons to MPL by the main entrance (outside the Friends of the Library book sale room).
Great Photo Opp For Your Family
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Happiness is indeed a visit to the library. Drop by to get some. Checkout some stuff. Works for moi.
At today's Old Settlers Parade, you may not have noticed that the Grand Marshal had a feline counterpart.
Boss Lady as Grand Marshal
2015 Old Settlers Parade
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That's Moi riding shotgun
(in my pilot cap)
Boss Lady, as you may recall, was named 2014 Mooresvillian of the Year, and so was this year's Grand Marshal for the Old Settlers parade. Naturally, as the library's (retired) feline roving reporter, I was there to cover the festivities, but I also was unofficial feline grand marshal. How cool is that? It's certainly an honor befitting my station, as I once mentioned in this blog post. Of course, we should include another photo of moi as feline grand marshal.
Yep ... Pretty much
Scowl-Face took some photos of the library's parade float, which was fantastic. Another great job, Decorinator, BizMeister, and team. The float included characters from the Peanuts®comic strip, which was created and drawn by the late artist Charles M. Schulz. The float theme was an adaptation of Schulz's book, Happiness is a Warm Puppy (1962) (available to checkout from our Evergreen Indiana catalog). (Scowl-Face's mother gave him a copy of this book when he was a tiny dude. He still has it.)
FEBRUARY 2020 UPDATE: Thanks to Kindly Couple for donating in moi name to the library. I got a cool plaque on the library's Giving Tree. Click the images below to bigify.
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Remember when I blogged about getting a paver in the library's Legacy Lane (Pathway to Knowledge)? Thanks to Boss Lady, I now have one.
My Paver is Outside the MPL Indiana Room
Roving Reporter Room
Yep, That's Moi
Pretty Much
The dust will wash away after the next rain, so the lettering will show up better. You, too, can have a paver to commemorate your family, friends, business, or even yourself. Purchasing one supports MPL programs and collections. Our promo trailer (below) elaborates, as does our website "supporting your library" page.
Legacy Lane, by Mooresville Public Library
(MPL Promo Trailer #26)
We'll find a special spot for your paver in Legacy Lane. Just don't step on mine when you're walking the Pathway to Knowledge.
