I just finished reading

From Publisher’s Weekly: “Five friends live through three decades of marriages, child raising, neighborhood parties, bad husbands and good brownies-and Landvik... doesn't miss a single cliché as she chronicles their lives in this pleasant but wholly familiar novel of female bonding.

Jackson District Library now has over 400 historic pictures on this website.

To view these really cool pictures:
Click on the Library Resources link, or the Genealogy link on the left hand side of the web page then click on “Browse the photo collection” or Browse the “gallery of photos” in the center column,

This new library website has been up for about a year now and I understand that some people are a little confused about logging into this website and your library account.

Let’s see if I can clear this up.

          Over the week-end, I watched The Holiday, with Camron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jack Black, Jude Law and Eli Wallach.  It is a story about two young women with man problems (it is a romantic comedy after all) one in Los Angeles, the other in Surrey England, who swap houses for the Christmas Holiday.  According to Yahoo Movie reviews the critics gave it a C+, the viewers gave it a B.  I would give it