1. Storybook time for the very young.

2. Computer classes for the not so young.

3. Paintings and photographs displayed by local artists.

4. Sunday recitals by young musicians.

5. Classes ranging from writing to geneology sponsored by the Friends of the library.

6. For the lonely, a place to watch people.

7. Snow gathers on pine trees and covers pinecones preparing for spring seedlings.

8. Events occur like a mother duck swimming with her three ducklings.

9. A smorgasbord of cultures coming together with their families.

10. Summer flowers terraced in red, white, and blue.

11. Impatiens under the meeting room window.

12. A wind and dance routine across the road put on by wild grasses.

13. Squirrels, wild geese, ducks and chipmunks deign to share the lovely grounds.

14. Brick walk of remembrances.

15. A children’s garden.

16. Lady who gathered votes to put doves on the election ballot. Doves safe from hunters. Could this be dubbed the “dove platform?”

17. A place where you can learn about dolphins.

18. A safe place for young people to meet without peer pressure to drink or smoke.

19. Where you can find librarians with ideas.

20. And Steven’s deer went “clattering” down the road during a rainstorm.

21. Personally grateful for writing classes, book sales, and making friends.