I’m tired. Actually, my feet are killing me. But it was worth it. Last night (as of this writing), my library hosted 70 people in a holiday Gingerbread House decorating program. Obviously, our customers were excited. A word of digression before I explain how we put on this fun—a concern about diversity. Our branch is in a very diverse area and, although the program had worked in the past, I was concerned. While we avoided religious symbols, Frosty, Rudolph, Santa, and the rest of the secular Christmas gang were represented in the candy used for decoration. We did have blue and white frosting available if anyone wanted to make a Hanukkah-themed house. Several members of our new-immigrant Southern Indian community did come and participate. I would think hard about your community, as there are ways to do a fun “house” program that could be inclusive. We did a Halloween haunted…