Spring has (almost) sprung

It may not feel like it, but spring is here, and temperatures can’t be far behind. Right?!

I don't know about you, but spring gives me a rush of motivation and creativity as the world turns from dingy winter grey to Roughrider green. I get kind of squirrely trying to settle on one thing to focus on, but that might just be the ADHD. There's just so much excitement in discovering new ways to better myself and refresh my goals. And RPL can help me with all of that!

The library has offerings right now to get me started. These are some of the ones I found interesting for spring. What will you find?

Do something for yourself:

• Neurodiversity and a Future that Values all Kinds of Minds for new beginnings
• Global Neighbour Series: Ramadan in the Middle East
• Lymphatic Massage Series
   

Make a feathered friend:

• Birding Backpacks
• Birding programs
  • Discover Birds with Birds Canada
  • The Wonder of Wetlands with Birds Canada
  • Birding by Ear With the Royal Saskatchewan Museum
     

Plant (literal) seeds:

• Gardening programs
  • Start Your Own Seeds for gardening and new beginnings
  • Native Prairie Flower Garden
• Seed library - Get your seeds from Prince of Wales Branch
• Gardening books
  • The Seven-Step Homestead by Leah M. Webb
  • Veg Out: A Stress Free Guide to Creating Your First Vegetable Garden by Heather Rodino
  • The Container Victory Garden: A Beginner's Guide to Growing Your Own Groceries
     

Books that help you escape the longest winter ever:

• A Day of Fallen Night by Samatha Shannon
• Bad Cree by Jessica Johns
• Someday Maybe by Onyi Nwabineli
• Heart Bones by Colleen Hoover

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