Top 10 Tweets–Friday (Day 1)

February 10, 2018

Top Ten Tweets

When you see the hotel has prepared for librarians:

But then you remember…

If it’s your first time attending #alamw18, networking is everything!

https://twitter.com/_stephenashley/status/962122066513113088

After introducing yourself, it’s time to head to the opening session, which hosted two inspirational speakers.

https://twitter.com/baconvoodoo/status/962121430425993221

After the session, it’s time to practice your fast walking to the exhibits. (Also your carrying skills.)

https://twitter.com/bibliothecate/status/962149851617046530

However, if you skip out on opening night of exhibits, you begin to plan how to pack your second suitcase.

https://twitter.com/cardiganhunter/status/962141712171769857

After exhibits, there are some evening events that continue to inspire.

As always, the first day of #alamw18 means a nice long sleep afterwards.

P.S. Hot tip for the rest of the weekend: If you’re attend a signing, make sure to get in line early or you might end up behind the big blue bear.

And #alaleftbehind folks, we’ll make sure to bug your colleagues to bring you back ARCs and swag.

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