2024 NATIONAL MEDAL
for Museum and Library Service Finalist
Interested in the wide world of self-publishing? Anyone can make a zine, and so can you! Zines are small, self-published booklets that have been part of various subcultures and fan communities for many years - they're a great way to express your thoughts and passions and can cover just about any topic!
Come learn about the wonderful world of crochet right here at EBPL! For four weeks (every Monday in August), you'll learn the basics of crochet, from recommended/required materials and tools to various stitches and techniques - all culminating in your choice of finished projects by the end of the month. (Choose a cup cozy, book cover, or infinity scarf - or just practice as much as you like using the yarn provided!) Join your fellow patrons as we explore this time-honored craft together!
Come learn about the wonderful world of crochet right here at EBPL! For four weeks (every Monday in August), you'll learn the basics of crochet, from recommended/required materials and tools to various stitches and techniques - all culminating in your choice of finished projects by the end of the month. (Choose a cup cozy, book cover, or infinity scarf - or just practice as much as you like using the yarn provided!) Join your fellow patrons as we explore this time-honored craft together!
Come learn about the wonderful world of crochet right here at EBPL! For four weeks (every Monday in August), you'll learn the basics of crochet, from recommended/required materials and tools to various stitches and techniques - all culminating in your choice of finished projects by the end of the month. (Choose a cup cozy, book cover, or infinity scarf - or just practice as much as you like using the yarn provided!) Join your fellow patrons as we explore this time-honored craft together!
A poet and a businessman were standing at the end of a long bread line. The businessman kept looking at his wristwatch and squinting toward the front of the line. The poet was observing everything—other people, puffs of cloud overhead, the texture of gravel underfoot.
The businessman said to the poet, “Ugh! Don’t you hate how much of the day is wasted waiting for things?”
The poet responded, “I’m not waiting. I’m living.”
Magenta is a gentle dog. Because she’s a fierce barker, Ilan nicknamed her El Diablo. On a recent walk, Magenta and Leah met him and Isabella and their dogs Ziti and Dahlia. Ilan was nervous; he didn't believe Magenta would play with their two dachshunds. Surprise! The doggy trio sniffed, played and walked together. “Amazing,” Ilan announced. ”Magenta needs a new nickname. She's no longer El Diablo. She is now Cachorrita, little puppy.”
note: cachorrita is Spanish feminine for puppy.
Please register with SCORE in advance for this program. Click on Join Event Online. This event is held on Zoom.
Description:
Lena Feld, a Brandeis National Committee member, was born in Shanghai, and currently lives in Metuchen. She will share her extraordinary life stories with us. Lena's grandparents settled in Shanghai fleeing pogroms in Russia, but by the time Mao Zedong established the People's Republic, her family left China. Many insights from Lena's past relate to current times.
Who Knew by Veronica Sudia (a Short Story Contest entry)
Everyone thought she was an altruistic and extremely forgiving person.
She was described as patient and merciful.
She spoke little, but observed much.
She spent little and saved less for she was a very charitable woman.
She smiled rarely and cried even less, but the tears flowed within.
Forgive her for not revealing who she truly was for she was never asked for forgiveness and it was never granted.
No one knew her.