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Keep in Beat with the Bandera LibraryIt’s going to get hotter. What better way to stay cool than by planning a movie night with your friends or family? Come by the library for one of our newest take-and-make kits called Movie Night. Each bag includes two DVDs from different genres, a bag of popcorn and a couple of sweet treats. Each kit is labeled with the genre such as horror, family-friendly, science fiction, romantic comedies, and many more.
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Growing Up In BanderaBeing free to run the banks of the Medina River at my leisure while the outside world was beginning to change into what you see today in Bandera seems like centuries ago. More cars, more motorcycles and more and more people are showing up.
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Cruisin’ the East End
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Splish, SplashI try to keep my columns funny and light. No politics, no religion, no health issues. Unless one gets really funny; then I laugh at hard times right in the face. So here we go and it’s going to be rehab of a ride.
My Future Husband has been going through enough health problems of late for me to write a book entitled, “REHAB. This Book can be Used as a Weapon.” But that’s another story, er, book. |
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The Latest at the Lakehills Area LibrarySummer Reading is coming! The Lakehills Area Library will have summer reading programs every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m., starting June 8 until Wednesday, Aug. 3. The library will offer a different performer or craft during the morning each week at the library and the afternoon at the Hill Country Elementary Boys and Girls Club to encourage children to read all summer long.
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See the latest Caddo Kuntree, by Larry Haddad |
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Frontier Tales
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This month at the Medina LibraryJoin us for the Summer Reading Challenge for young adults and adults. Sign up now, and turn it back in by Aug. 31.
Regular weekly events include free Yoga on Tuesdays at 8:45 a.m.; and story time for the little ones on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. |
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The Buzzard's Roost, by Juan Meauxtime
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A Walk Down History Lane
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The View From Dry Creek HillA cat took refuge from the bitter cold this February and became my office cat. She’s sitting on the windowsill watching the deer and the birds this morning. The windows are open and we’re both enjoying the air and the view. If either one of us sneezes or coughs it’s only the pollen reminding us how nature works. I’m OK with that, and the cat doesn’t seem to care either.
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Effectively Elena - PodcastIt’s important, isn’t it, not to take ourselves too seriously. Most of us suffer occasionally from the malady known as Self-Importance. But we don’t talk about it much because it’s such a tacky problem. Symptoms are numerous but easily ignored.
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Book some time with a good story
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