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| Tristan and I, Seth, Mrs Joanne holding Rowan, Mrs Bep and Mrs Nanda (missing Mrs Sandy). |
When I first met this team at the old Drayton library downtown they were immediately warm and friendly. They made me feel right at home, like my many questions were not too many and so we quickly became friends. They were enthusiastic about my babies and watching them grow, they helped me find countless books for all our little obsessions (Mrs Joanne even lent her personal binoculars when delving into birds!). We also had this common bond of Christ as our Saviour, and a strong dutch heritage. Seth and Tristan loved attending the lively programs Mrs Sandy offered, and I found it a great way to meet people in the community.
I will be the first to tell you that even if all the land taxes we had to pay in Drayton went straight to the library, we would still be in debt for the amount of items we borrowed! Fiction, non-fiction, magazines, board books, Cd's, Dvd's, Play-aways... you name it, they had it or could get it.
So often I said to my mom "Have you read...." and she would say "where did you find that?"
Leave it to a small town library :)
The library in Taber will be one of the first things to check out... and even if the resources are similar to those in Drayton, the Librarians are going to have a lot to live up to!
Thank you.
We love you all!!!!!
God Bless.
p.s. we'll be back sometime:)

Wow! I am just reading my blog roll after weeks of not being on blogger.....such a beautiful and generous blog post on the library. Are you ok if I share it with the girls on facebook? They will be so happy to read this! If you would rather I didn't, that is no problem at all! You and your family have been such a blessing and will always have a special place in our hearts.....your boys are treasures!
ReplyDeleteI hope Taber has a wonderful library where you can continue the legacy of library attendance!
Thanks again for such a special tribute!
hugs,
Joanne