I am not sure I understand the objections to voting for the expansion of the Larimer Humane Society – a needed service which is terribly crippled by lack of decent space and facilities. Certainly we need to work toward greater responsibility on the part of pet owners on issues of spay/neuter, and abandonment, but … Continue reading
For anyone who has not yet been in…here’s a look at our new interior. Contrast this with the “before” pictures from May 2014. It really was a daunting task to take 500 boxes of books and a whole herd of bookshelves (flock, gaggle, murder, cluster, troop, pack, swarm, colony, convocation, pride, host, ambush, cloud, army, … Continue reading
Join us next Thursday, Sept. 11, at 7:15 p.m. for our next conversation. Topic will be “Coping.” How does one cope with life’s tragedies, as well as day to day difficulties? What are the psychological and physical elements of coping? How do you cope? Cope and hope sound so much alike. Come share your … Continue reading
Join us right here at the bookstore for our next Conversation Cafe on Thursday, August 14th at 7:15 p.m. This month’s theme will be “Listening.” According to Michael Nichols, Ph.D., in his book – The Lost Art of Listening: “When we see sadness or depression in someone, we tend to assume that something’s wrong, that … Continue reading
It’s hard to know what to say. Even though my landlord had forewarned me in March that a pizza chain wanted to move into my retail space, I’m still stunned. I had only been in business then a year and a half and it seemed unfair to try to squeeze me out so soon. Guess … Continue reading
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