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Amazing Assistant
Originally uploaded by MilfordLibrary
Here we have my most able assistant. She is diligent and detail oriented. If she wasn't in pre-med she would make a great director some day.

As to Flickr. It's pretty cool. Very easy to use and it can be interesting to see what others have posted. As a whole i haven't personally had much use for it. I'm not a photo kind of person. I've never gotten in the habit of using photographs as external memory. On the other hand If i can just remember that we HAVE a digital camera I think I may start adding some photos from Library events to this.

~0ps

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