Got a lucky spot and parked by the Main Carnegie Library in Oakland.
I was picking up some family members of my own.
And there was this little lost sloth stuffie lying on the sidewalk. Looking forlorn. Rain threatened.
My friend Vincie suggested I’d best turn it in at the library cause it would get wet and maybe a family was looking for a little lost sloth.
Someone was probably sad he got lost.
So I took him in to the library, turned him in and I hope he got reunited with his person.
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“A library outranks any other one thing a community can do to benefit its people.
It is a never failing spring in the desert.”
Andrew Carnegie
I had to pull over and photograph this bus stop. Complete with a library. And the chairs!
I received a happy text and some photos from good friend Shuey in Niceville Florida. Shuey guest blogged the most viewed post of the year 2012 the stunning Barred Owl
Look what’s going on at their library.
Shuey writes,
“Crochet Yarn Bombing. First time at our local Niceville Library. Some really beautiful pieces for sure.”
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There’s gong to be some upcoming yarn bombing in Millville PA Community supporting the Millvale Library, sponsored by Abeillevoyante Tea Compamy and McWalker Yarns click links for more info and details to participate as due date is August 24th.
Yesterday’s blogpost has been updated to show the Vixens of Halloween artwork. (Click link to see the pics)
And while I was there at the Crafton Public Library, I met Spike.
Spike the lizard looked content on his hammock, basking in the warmth of the light.
And books. Lots and lots of books! Love your Library.
I went to the Carnegie Library Lawrenceville Branch today to return a book and get some knitting patterns printed. Everyone is always so helpful. They were gracious to give me this bright red bag to hold all my papers and books.
I do love my library.
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ABOUT ACLA_ Allegheny County Library Association
“ACLA provides and promotes the highest quality public library service possible for all residents of Allegheny County through collaboration, cooperation and coordination”
Celebrating the Summer Reading Program at the main Carnegie Library in Oakland.
Eat ‘n park had 300 dozen cookies! Kids could decorate a smiley face.
At the Columbus Metropolitan Library in the Carnegie Art gallery on the second floor. July 28, 2023.
Bees Knees Clintonville Yarn Bomber Hooked on Books
We returned to Lawrenceville where we started our library adventure. It was the branch where we’d gotten our CLP Passports and our first stamp. Librarian Steve gave us the forms to fill out. He offered to stamp our passports but we already had the stamp. He stamped our notes pages with the extra large stamper though! A bonus stamp. He also emailed us the pdf brochures about each library branch we visited. Thank you.
What a fun time Jen and I had driving all over the city, collecting the stamps at the nineteen branches within the city limits. It was her idea to participate and I’m so glad she invited me along.
