The Friends of the Emmet O’Neal Library Book Sale 2012 is this weekend!
It actually starts tonight (Thursday, Feb. 23) for any patron who donates $25 or more to the library. Do this, and you can attend the Library Book Sale Preview Party. This wine and cheese reception is happening from 6 to 8 p.m. Go to http://www.eolib.org/friends.php to donate and join the fun.
The sale is set for Friday and Saturday, February 24-25 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday, February 26 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
New this year:
- Dream Cakes truck on site
- Cookbook signings 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday
- Sesame Street characters from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday
- 10% discount for seniors 60+ all day Friday and Saturday
- Half-price books on Sunday (basement books $10 for a bagful)
That's cool! I wish I could be there.
Posted by: page flip software | February 27, 2012 at 04:35 AM
. I tried to help a mom who I knew was following Babywise, and she just lcuodn't understand that her body made milk very well, if she would feed her baby when it was hungry and dump the schedule. Every time she went back to encouraging her baby to nurse, her milk would return in full force. As soon as she began to follow the schedule again, down it went. She was a slave to a schedule for herself, her baby, and separate ones for each of the older children. It just wasn't practical, and she refused to believe that she lcuodn't do the impossible, and that her milk didn't build up if she waited longer so the baby would get a really good feeding. After all, the book said so. Since she was following the religious version, she also had to believe that if she followed the baby and not the book that she wasn't being a good Christian mother. I never read the follow-up book, Your Pretoddler, which was to be folowed from age 4 months. So I never found out what the feeding schedule went to after that. It was alread down to four feeds a day.
Posted by: Michel | March 13, 2012 at 11:27 AM
Ms Bloomwood,I thank you for your comments and I agree in what your sainyg but I think the situation I was trying to portray is a little different then what you are talking about.I totally agree with the fact that we don't want to hurt other peoples feelings so we make lame excuses, but in all your points 1 -5, it sounds like the stage of the relationship you are talking about it is in the dating stage or very early stages of a relationship where you are still not sure about each other and just getting to know one another or the commitment is not fully there. What I was talking about is when your way past that and have been together for at least a couple of months and you have sound foundation to your relationship. It’s almost like you’ve built a routine with each other. This is why I call it D D. Distant and Different can only happen when the normal routine is broken for some reason after you’ve been with them and had an amazing time that would give you no reason to think that anything is wrong. Basically when someone is acting not like themselves towards you. You can’t have D D with someone if you haven’t been with this person long enough to establish a routine between the both of you. Example: calling each other every night, just to say good night to each other. This dosen’t happen in the early dating stages or much much later in a relationship but there is that window in between these two stages when everything is BLISS PERFECT in your world and relationship with each other – I think they call this Cloud 9.One other thing I’d like to mention in your point 2 is “WHY DO NICE GUYS FINISH LAST” and why do all most girls always go and fall for the BAD GUY !!! What’s up with that !!! Maybe we can talk about that next …….
Posted by: Sergej | April 26, 2012 at 10:50 PM