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Linked-In Wednesday: brainpickings.org
Google searches can turn up unexpected treasures. I don’t even remember precisely what search terms led me to my first brainpickings.org article, “7 Obscure Children’s Books by Authors of Grown-up Literature“. James Joyce, Mark Twain, T.S. Eliot are a few of the … Continue reading
Yarn Bomb
A few weeks ago as I drove into the parking lot of the Lakewood Branch, I noticed something unusual on one of the light poles that surround the parking lot. After getting out of my car … Continue reading
Event: David G Smith Art Show at Oaklawn
Check out the David G Smith Art Show at the Oak Lawn Library! Works will be on display through January. For details, call 214-670-1359.