SEATTLE (ESTRA) --Children
find the Library as a place of adventure.
A learning style that keeps them asking and being able to answer
questions. Library Story Times engage
kids and parents alike and spurs their creativity to explore the world around
them. It is an education which allows
one to learn more about topics which holds interest and perhaps give rise to dreams of destiny.
Library family time can be an enjoyable event, where we share thoughts and
feelings about things encountered, and find information which makes it more interesting while relating experiences to others.
And when
the unthinkable happens, a Car Accident, there are rows of books with material regarding your condition, suggestions that may spark ideas to help
in your recovery, experiences of others, medical information and research about
what is known now and what people are working towards for the future. There are possibly books, videos, audios, and
internet access allowing you to find resources on whatever you seek to
learn. There is Insurance, Employer,
Disability, along with many topics related to Personal Injury.
The
accuracy of these resources brings past, current, and future visions of where
our world has been and where it is going.
Fortunately, knowledgeable Librarians and Staff eager to assist in
locating books, magazines, videos, research information, or internet retrieval
also share their vast knowledge on topics.
In my
opinion, this is a good use of our tax dollars at work. This provides inexpensive services which
allow citizens to grow intellectually as human beings, a depository of our
experiences, discoveries, and continuing technological advancements. Libraries open the door to our minds and
allow people to seek out and search as far as our curiosity will go. Other interesting and curious people will be
there. And, provides a time for relaxation
from day to day struggles of dealing with a car collision. This week, join in on events planned by your
local library. Make sure to thank them
for their continual hard work and support.
Take someone with you. Expose
them to a world that can be limitless in its ability to share more knowledge
than typically one person can hold.
Visit your
local Library this week and join in on the fun.
It is a place where everyone is welcome.
It belongs to all of us. National
Library Week April
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