Sunday, October 30, 2022

Food of Gods

 Legends, mythology, and lore surround 

the history of chocolate.

 Chocolate food and drink are so heavenly divine!

Maya and Aztec religious texts describe 

how the gods gave the cacao tree to humans.

In the modern time, we gave cacao tree a Latin

name Thebroma cacao, meaning "food the gods." 

The history of chocolate touched the lives

of the ancient Aztec, Marie Antoinette, and

World War II soldiers, among many other iconic figures.

Explorers have spirited chocolate along on their journeys 

to the Arctic, Antarctica, and even space.

This delicacy has delighted kings, queens, presidents, and 

prime ministers. 

In addition, chocolate improves cardiovascular function.

It brings joy and delight to children and adult alike!

Friday, October 28, 2022

Orange is Color of the Month



Work in progress...
 

The Little Knitting Group (LKG). 
The LKG spends Tuesdays in the Library, 
during the lunch break.



After 45 minutes of intensive work in crochet,
a cute hat is completed! Good job!

Wednesday, October 26, 2022

More Scary Stories: Embracing the Halloween in Window Book Display






Mixing books and objects to create the visual story. 
Do not underestimate Visual Literacy (VL)!
VL is equally important as Information Literacy (IL)!
Readers engage in various ways to text and data, 
including by visual effects that support the stories.


 

Saturday, October 15, 2022

Simple Shortcake

 

25 min preparation, 30 min bake at 350 F, cool 40 min, makes: 8 servings

Ingredients: 

1 1/2 cup of flour, 2/3 sugar, 2/3 cup milk

1/4 cup soft butter, 2 tsp baking powder, 1 egg, 1 tsp vanilla

3 cups of berries and whipped cream for side dish



Owls Invasion






 Photo illustration: Ida Tomshinsky
Sources: Crochet in dark blue and white