This month: rhyme AND reason
For the poet in each of us.
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Summer is approaching so remember to follow the City’s Water Wise calendar for watering your yard.
Summer is Headed Our Way Read More »
For someone who pokes fun at shallow social networking relationships (one click and you’re a “friend”) I am awfully quick to claim comradeship with noted authors. Without demonstrating equal talent, one
Would you like a film with that? Read More »
Get your rainbarrel for spring.
Reminder on rainbarrel and compost bin sale Read More »
Perhaps we should make TCM‘s Robert Osborne an honorary library staffer. He enhanced a customer interaction this week. The caller queried, “I don’t owe any fines, right?” Extra-busy recently, she’d lost track of time and
Do you have a good reimagination? Read More »
We don’t operate within Downton Abbey-like social strata, and no impenetrable physical barrier (that we know of) seals off the library’s first floor from the second. Still, top-floor reference librarians
Self-help on many levels Read More »
Do you have an irrigation system, but don’t quite know how to use it effectively? Or at all?? Do you have an irrigation system and would like to learn how to
Irrigation Workshop Read More »
In Valerie Martin’s new The Ghost of the Mary Celeste, famed British author and Sherlock Holmes creator Arthur Conan Doyle is touring the United States. Though gracious among his fans,
The ghost who got a warm reception Read More »
Prepare your sprinkler system for spring.
Springtime Sprinkler Check Read More »
For this significant anniversary, choose when you wish to observe it. (Don’t try this at home; a wedding date is a wedding date.) With World War I’s centenary, the approach makes
Over there and back again Read More »
Jennifer Lawrence and I face different challenges. I worry about income tax filing and furry rooftop intruders at home and maxed-out Fiction shelving at work. Poor Jennifer, on the other hand,
The Water Conservation Program is having another rainbarrel sale! These are the same 50-gallon Ivy barrels and 65-gallon Moby barrels that were sold last year. You can start prepurchasing barrels now, online at www.rainbarrelprogram.org/centraltexas
The leaves have been falling from some of the trees for a few months now, although my trees like to wait until March to drop leaves, darn live oaks! Raking
As of this writing, IRS’ Facebook page has been “Liked” 17,878 times. Surely it’s OK to express surprise. Noting that Round Rock Public Library has 1,687 Likes and we’re SO