The New Mexico Library Association Conference

Lisa Libro and I were able to attend the New Mexico Library Association (NMLA) conference in Albuquerque this week. The conference is always inspiring, interesting and informative but this year seemed especially so. We went to presentations and discussions all day long on such subjects as meta data in cataloging (I'll spare you the details but it's of interest to us catalogers), internet privacy, reaching out to patrons aged 18-35, and state library services for the blind and physically handicapped, to name a few. In fact, we were so busy going to the sessions and speakers, we never got a chance to fully explore the sponsors' booths. But we did have time (OK, I made Lisa make time) to take some photos and, as you can see, have a little fun while we were at it.