Re: [LM_NET] TAR: Your favorite selutation on LM NET

[EDWARD NIZALOWSKI <edniz@PRODIGY.NET>]

Danville,
          I have quite a number that I use, depending on my mood or the nature of 
the message.  I especially like this one from Bruno Schulz, a Polish Jew who was 
killed during World War II.
   
  Ed Nizalowski, SMS
  Newark Valley High School
  Newark Valley, NY
  enizalowski@nvcs.stier.org
   
  “Besides, any true reader – and this story is only addressed to him – will 
understand me anyway when I look him straight in the eye and try to communicate my 
meaning.  A short sharp look or a light clasp of his hand will stir him into 
awareness, and he will blink in rapture at the brilliance of The Book.  For, under 
the imaginary table that separates me from my readers, don’t we secretly clasp each 
other’s hands?”
  Bruno Schulz  Sanatarium Under the Sign of the Hourglass
  

"Fourie, Danville" <dfourie@CITYSCHOOLS.COM> wrote:
  

Invisible Colleagues,

It is interesting to see all the different salutations that's been used
on LM Net. I use "Invisible Colleagues", a term that got stuck in my
brain, after hearing about the "Invisible College" in the late 80's in
the Library and Information Science department at the university in
South Africa.

Just for Friday fun, what is yours?

Danville Fourie

Librarian

James Monroe High School

Fredericksburg, VA

Tel: 540- 372 1100; ext 2415

dfourie@cityschools.com

"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the
world." Nelson Mandela










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