Sublime ramblingNotice the oxymoron with the words “sublime” and “rambling.” Waxing poetically, I’m liable to swing from the sublime to the inconsequential. But I will share my thoughts and opinions with whoever wishes to read this column and, of course, whoever can agree or disagree however they like.
Right now, I’m thinking about the upcoming Independence Day. |
Bandera Library HappeningsThe 2024 Summer Reading Program is going strong! It’s not too late to sign up and earn some cool prizes. The library will present a Sports Adventure storytime on Thursday, June 27, at 10 a.m.
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Heading to the Really Big ShowAfter two years of surgeries and rehabs for My Future Husband, we are finally back to normal, or as normal as we ever get. Enter a road trip to visit MFH’s Crazy Cousins, who I totally adore except for one small, make that large, problem: they live in Houston.
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Growing Up In BanderaI remember in my teen years just going to Kerrville to the drive-in movie was exciting. All the 90-degree turns have been eliminated from the highway, so it's a shorter drive now than it used to be and a lot less dangerous to travel. We currently have only a short 30-minute drive from Bandera in several directions and we can be in a traffic jam. It's what we call progress!
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This month at the Medina LibraryThe Mad Science Show summer reading program has begun! Events are planned all month long, including
camping and spy camp adventures, and a petting zoo in the garden. |
Lakehills Library LeaningsTwo great events are planned for the kiddos this summer: First, the library is hosting a Kids Steam Camp, for youngsters 8-9 years old. For a registration fee of $10, the kids will attend a one-week camp, from June 17 through 21, 3 - 4:30 p.m.
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See the latest Caddo Kuntree, by Larry Haddad |
My son’s fish tank is trying to kill meLast Christmas, Mee Maw bought my son a fish tank with a Betta Fish. As my son is a nature lover, and desperately wanted a lizard or turtle that no sane pet store would sell a 4-year-old, fish it was.
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Sailing the Pacific
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A Walk Down History Lane
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It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a Quetzalcoatlus
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