After the LITA president’s program, I found some coworkers for a while and we chatted. It’s good to catch up with local people at conferences. It’s strange to go across the country and not see them at all! Luckily, the blogger’s salon was in the same building. I was a bit shy last time, but found folks to talk to this time, both new and old. I actually wanted to stay later, but had to rush out to meet with some colleagues for the Ex Libris customer reception at the Jazz Kitchen. It was a really nice event, and good to see folks.
This morning, bright and early, I went with my Emerging Leaders group to tell the IFRT board about our Emerging Leaders project. They had some good questions, and seemed to like the project. I was pleasantly surprised to see a colleague from COSWL in the room, too.
I had to leave early to get to the LexisNexis breakfast to see my boss, Susan Sharpless Smith, win the 2008 ACRL IS Innovation Award. She gave a nice thank you speech, and even had the crowd laughing. Dana Milbank was the main speaker at the breakfast, and was very funny.
Now, for the first time during this entire conference, I have a few unscheduled hours. I’m going to give my poster at 1:00, and then see if I can find some Twitter friends to meet up with for dinner. If you want to get dinner, send me a dm!
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