February showers bring March flowers? Sure, why not!

March 2012 might have been a little unusual, weather-wise. But very much as usual, NYPL's amazing bloggers shared dozens of updates on collections, services, programs, history, and so much more.

Here's the typical rundown of the month.

• Flowers bloomed!
• We dreamed of summer and Parisian food.
• Mid-Manhattan and Seward Park showed lots of films; the Milstein Division made one of their own.
• Older adults kept fit.
• New readers learned skills to stay healthy.
• Workers found jobs and relevant trade associations.
• Monsters ate whiny kids and Axe Cop chopped off bad guys' heads.
• A New Yorker said please and thank you.
• An LGBT Collection volunteer said hello.
• A fairy tale whispered Once upon a time... and happily ever after.
• A fan re-watched Northern Exposure, Star Trek, The Hunger Games, and Game of Thrones.
• A home cook made Asian Beef and Noodles, Curry Shrimp with Peas, and North African veggies.
• Citizens were empowered with information.
• Artists were interviewed at Jefferson Market and Mulberry Street.
• Weary travelers hiked through woods, set sail, and moved out West.
• An iPod shuffled through Brahms, bachata, dubstep, Medieval music, and Van Halen.
• Women in literature, history, social studies and other fields were celebrated.
• Transmissions were received from a cosmic starseed (and then processed by an archivist).

I wonder what April will bring?

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