Once upon a time, there was a sweet little bunny who visited
the
Schwob Library.
He was told
emphatically by his Kimberly to stay inside his warm backpack.
When he saw the beautiful paintings by
Librarian Tom (Ganzevoort) and the cool lime green chairs, the temptation was
far too great.
The curious little bunny
decided to experience the library for himself.
For almost 48 hours, the little bunny ran to and fro looking
at all of the great things the library has to offer.
He especially loved the
Audubon magazine as he happens to be an avid bird watcher.
He thought to himself that it would be fun to
read
“Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk” by David Sedaris in the
McNaughton Collection.
Little
did he know that his Kimberly was terribly worried.
She wrote letters to both friends and
strangers telling them that her little bunny was lost.
She posted flyers outside of the library which
told the plight of her little friend.
When the little bunny became very, very hungry, he made his
way to the vending area at the library’s entrance.
It was there that a Cougar named Jane (she’s
a CSU student) found the lost, hungry little bunny.
That afternoon, Jane became a hero, Kimberly’s
heart was mended, and the sweet little bunny went home with wonderful memories
of his fun library adventure.
Moral of the Story: There’s
no place like home especially if you’re a little lost bunny without your cell
phone.
Pamela Y. McCreless, Blogger
CSU Libraries
Systems Department
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