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“The world is chockablock with untold wonders, there for the taking, ready to be uncovered at any moment, if only we keep our eyes open.” So writes A. Kendra Greene in her book, “The Museum of Whales You Will Never See: And Other Excursions to Iceland’s Most Unusual Museums.” The name of the book, alone, … Read more
AdultsPosted April 23
by The Biblio-Buckaroo -
Back when I was studying for my MFA in the effervescently endless green of North Carolina’s Piedmont region, I was tasked with proposing a business that engaged with poetry in some way. A child of the “There’s an app for that” generation — and the exact opposite of what you might call a Shrewd Business … Read more
TeensPosted April 23
by Grae -
Where you go camping isn’t always as important as how you go camping. While everyone needs to follow the same rules within our shared natural resources, your personal experiences should feed your soul and make you happy. Think outside the box a bit as you review a few of our books about backpacking, tent camping … Read more
AdultsPosted April 22
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Hey, there, comic fans! We’re back with another installment of Quintessential Comics! For this edition, we’re focusing on graphic novels that feature poetry alongside illustration as a celebration of Poetry Month! I hope you all can find something in this list that will spark your interest. Let’s give voice to the poets and just jump … Read more
AdultsPosted April 18
by Josh -
The key to being lazy is being very, very prepared. My luxurious weeknight loaf on the couch can only come if my clothes are picked out, my face washed, and my lunch box packed for the next day. Rather than suffering the endless plight of constructing a sandwich every evening, I have been prepping my … Read more
AdultsPosted April 16
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We are finally halfway through #The100DayProject! I’m still going strong! I haven’t really stuck with one project or one medium, but that’s part of the fun, right? … Read more
TeensPosted April 16
by Megan -
Technology is about doing more; every bit of tech that we have developed across the eons has been something that makes what we do either easier or allows us to accomplish more. Flint knives and axes make hunting and building easier, writing speeds up the transfer of knowledge, the plow lets a farmer work faster, … Read more
AdultsPosted April 14
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Some people make New Year’s resolutions, but maybe spring is a better time to plant the seeds of hope for the coming year. “Just as you sow seeds that you hope to tend into strong, healthy plants, you can also set personal intentions … A season of birth and renewal, spring is an especially potent … Read more
AdultsPosted April 14
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