The action program for moving beyond death, divorce, and other losses.
Myths about grief:
Time heals all wounds
Replace the loss
Grieve alone
Be strong for others
Bury your feelings

Presented by Mary Hill
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When Gail's not steeped in World War II historical research, writing, or editing, you'll find her reading for fun, gardening, or enjoying her grandchildren in Northern Iowa. She delights in interacting with readers who fall in love with her characters.

Women of the Heartland, Gail's World War II series, highlights women of The Greatest Generation: In Times Like These, April 2016, With Each New Dawn, February, 2017 (Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas, and Word Crafts Press, December, 2017.) 

Stop by the library to meet Mrs. Kittleson and talk about her new book "Land that I Love".

Kickoff the fun with a photo op in front of the specially decorated fireplace.  Take a selfie or a saucy photo with a friend!  Library staff will take the photo and email the picture to you on the spot!

EnjoyMazama Coffee & Tea Service in your very own vintage teacup and saucer.  Your teacup and saucer are your special gift to take home!

Homemade cookies baked and individually wrapped from Mazama will be served.

Now that you are relaxed, join our group activity, Haiku Bookmark led by Sari Fujimaru.  Sari will introduce participants to haiku poetry by PowerPoint and explain its concept and structure.  She will then lead a short visualization exercise for the new year.  Participants will write a haiku poem that expresses their vision, select an image that matches with their poem through provided magazines and photo images, and create a bookmark with the image and writing.  Take home your bookmark to enjoy!

 In-Person!

 Masks are encouraged!

 Program size is 20!

 Registration required!

 registration starts Friday, January 21 at 12NOON via Eventbrite.

 Request an email link to register to craftservices@wimberleylibrary.org