HeyJaredThe Sports Librarian
I’ve been an athlete and a reader my whole life, and I’ve been blessed that both interests have stuck with me. The Sports Librarian's goal is to help you find books about sports, athletes, fitness, recreation, and all things adventure!
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The Sports Librarian - Issue 59 (opens the original)
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I don’t really have a ton of new information or happenings, but now that I’m home and settling into routines, I don’t want to miss 2-3 newsletters in a row! This was a relatively normal week for the kids’ schedule, and my opening faculty-wide convocation is tomorrow, so I guess summer really is over! I start teaching next week, and I am NOT ready yet. I have three classes, two of which are new preps, one of which I found out about roughly 10 days ago. So it’s been a little stressful pulling it a
The Sports Librarian - Issue 58 (opens the original)
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For most parents, and especially educators, who also have summers off, the summer is a stark change. I primarily noticed the dichotomy of “creating” versus “consuming,” wherein I felt much more like consuming than creating the last couple months. I’ve probably consumed a bit too much Instagram but not all consumption is vapid. A few things I’ve been consuming lately…Physical Therapy - for my lower back. I think I finally found someone who is hands on and interested in helping me progress. Queens
The Sports Librarian - Issue 57 (opens the original)
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I will never apologize for being busy living life, but I know I have missed a couple weeks! It wasn’t spent completing my “Summer Fun” list though... I never got around to creating a full list, but I jotted a few things down in June. However, I didn’t give it enough thought or solicit input from any family members and as such, I’ve only completed one item as of this week. While there is certainly still time, I will probably bail on a baseball game, s’mores night, and the zoo. We did host a Chris
The Sports Librarian - Issue 56 (opens the original)
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This is going to be a short issue, as I am writing it Friday morning (usually it’s done Thursday night) and I want to be done before the kids get up. It’s our first week back from a week in Wisconsin - it was a fun trip but probably a couple days too long. No breakdowns, but you know vacation time…and it’s okay to let kids stay up late a few nights, but when you’re gone for 8 days, that’s too many nights to be lax and have a functioning family! The big hits were the pool, building castles by the
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