Gender	Female
Industry	Museums or Libraries
Occupation	Digital Asset Management Systems Librarian (DAM Librarian)
Location	San Francisco, United States
Introduction	Oh, hello! I am the trashy librarian because I like to recycle/compost. Not because was a resident archivist at The Center for Sex and Culture Library/Archive in San Francisco. I am still moved by information sources and how society interprets the various electronic/analog information around us or as I put it, Information Interpretation (I.I.) I used to blog about trash and take pictures of it @ http://trashwatcher71.wordpress.com/ I got a BA in Behavioral Science from the Metropolitan State University of Denver which gave me a solid background in the Social Sciences. My minor was Education and later I realized I'm great at teaching others to have to retrieve information. I have been always fascinated with what to do with all the images, information, books, movies, and music I came across. To make sense out of my world, I drew and went to the library a lot. I used the encyclopedia set to draw things. By 12, I had gone through just about all the articles in my World Book Encyclopedia. At 13, I found comics and started drawing my own. Recently, in COVID times, I' revisiting the very thing that had kept me going: the information around me and drawing/writing about it.
Interests	Information Science: HCI, Information Seeking Behavior; KM;BI,digital archiving, blogging; cataloging ephemera, metadata Comics: drawing them, reading them; Animation, 'Zines, political cartoons, t-shirts, soft gum, yoga
Favorite movies	I rank favorite movies by the amount of times I've seen them. I rarely watch the same movie again--if I do, it's a good one. But, all the James Bond films Foreign films--French, Italian and Spanish--are the best.
Favorite music	I like Indie music. But, who calls it "indie" these days? I do love Lounge/Electronica...I have some Tosca, Boards of Canada, DJ Sasha...like that...
Favorite books	I loved Thomas Hardy's "Tess of D'Ubervilles" heh... "The Scarlet Letter," "Madame Bovary," and Tolstoy's "Ana Karenina." {I am re-reading Madame Bovary not for its story but for the way it is written. Beautiful words.} Secretly, I read all the V. Anderson "Heaven" series...

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