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Travel Book Tips From Audrey: A Hit

October 9, 2015 by gehrkenathalie 1 Comment

IMG_1129Audrey Weitkamp brought her trove of travel memory books and her useful tips for self-publishing to a Montlake Library audience Monday evening, Sept 28. A successful free-lance author and long-time Montlake resident, Audrey talked about how she turned her writing knowledge toward authoring accounts of travels to all parts of the globe with husband, Bill Weitkamp. Her audience appreciated seeing examples of her travel books, from the earliest using glued-in photos by Bill and simple Word-based documents, to the most recent taking advantage of on-line publishing programs (and Bill’s continuing photographic skills). Audrey offered her listeners encouragement to give memory book creation a try, whether for travel accounts or important special occasions, or family histories. Let’s see how many of them follow her example and show off their products to family and friends in the coming years. Or maybe they’ll share them here on the Flyer–beginning with Audrey.

Montlakers were welcomed to the evening program by Yvonne Nguyen Werner, Montlake Community Club Board Member, and Kathyrn Jennings, Montlake Librarian, representing the two sponsoring organizations. This engaging program concluded the summer 2015 Montlake Unabridged writer series, and was photographed by Jonathan Phillips. (See selected photos in the slideshow below.)

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Manos’ Advice-Seeking Letters Draw Laughs At Library

September 3, 2015 by gehrkenathalie 1 Comment

IMG_0152 (1)Our Montlake neighbor, Dr. Peter Manos, brought out the chuckles on Monday evening (Sept 24), when he read selected letters and responses from his witty book, Dear Babalu: Letters to an Advice Columnist. The Montlake Library meeting room bubbled with laughter in its various degrees: titters to chortles to guffaws, as Manos took on the personas of the advice seekers with abnormalities way beyond the average. Babalu’s responses were less complicated, but always pithy and evenly offered by a character who must, surely, draw in some small way on Dr. Manos’ own real-life therapeutic counseling style—though he insists everything about the book and its characters is from his imagination. We’ll leave it up to you to decide when you check out his book at the Montlake library or pick up a copy in a local bookstore or on-line.

Following the reading, Peter chatted with the audience about his earlier writings as well as this current publication, shared on screen several of the illustrations from the book, and answered questions from a delighted audience. Enjoy the slide show photos below of Peter Manos and his well-entertained audience as captured by Jonathan Phillips.

This event was the 4th in a series of Montlake authors’ appearances co-sponsored by your Montlake Branch Library and your Montlake Community Club.

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Wednesday’s What’s Happening Weekly Event List

May 28, 2014 by LeAna Alvarado-Smith Leave a Comment

events1Here is this week’s list of events in and around Montlake. Visit our neighborhood calendar to keep track of upcoming events. Click the event name to get all the details.

In Montlake

Thursday, May 29th

  • Challah Bread Baking Class – 6:00-9:00pm, Montlake Community Center

D75EA0A37AA6CC7B23FAF7CE8D6F2221_1590011Friday, May 30th

  • Eat Real Food & Art Walk – 5:00-9:00pm, Montlake Elementary
  • Jem’s Jewelry Spring Show & Salejems – 9:00am – Noon, 2611 25th Ave E

Saturday, May 31st

  • Jem’s Jewelry Spring Show & Sale – 9:00am – Noon, 2611 25th Ave E

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  • Gateway Parks Spring Weeding Party – 9:30am – Noon, Montlake Gateway Parks – 24th Ave E and BoyerAve E

Monday, June 2nd

  • Gentle Pilates with Mary – 7:00pm, Montlake Community Center

Ongoing

  • Preschool Story Time, Montlake Library – Wednesdays at 11:00am
  • Mediation Class – Every Thursday at 9:30am
  • Arboretum Parent & Child Nature Classes – Every Tues, Wed, Thus, Fri & Sat at 10:00am

Around Montlake

Friday, May 30th – Sunday, June 1st

  • Bite Of Greece

Wednesday, June 4th

  • Central District Timebank Member Meeting & Orientation

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Seattle Neighborhoods Actively Prepare: Meeting March 8th

February 24, 2011 by webmaster Leave a Comment

Seattle Neighborhoods Actively Prepare, a program of the City of Seattle’s Office of Emergency Management, is holding a workshop on Tuesday, March 8th from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. at the Montlake Branch Library, 2401 24th Avenue E.

Presenters will share information on how to:

  • Safeguard your home before a disaster.
  • Take a quake-safe action wherever you are.
  • Create a neighborhood team.

For more information, visit the SNAP homepage at seattle.gov.

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My Library – The Next Generation

February 18, 2010 by webmaster Leave a Comment

The Seattle Public Library is embarking on My Library – The Next Generation, a strategic planning process to plan for future services. This project will engage the community and Library staff throughout 2010 to explore the future of the Library. The Seattle Public Library recently completed a 10-year project to rebuild our facilities through the voter-approved “Libraries for All” program.

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