Happy Thanksgiving
To those here and those serving our country, Happy Thanksgiving!
Read MoreRevival of Interest in Essential Oils like Frankincense (Boswellia)
by OCLC’s Herbal and Essential Oil blogger, Gwenn Essential Oils (EOs) have become an increasingly popular topic in the world of holistic healing. Although their use dates back to antiquity, there is currently a significant revival of interest and research into the global varieties of essential oils (EOs). Historically, ancient Egypt is credited with being the…
Read MoreHow will you celebrate National Kindness Day?
Our way of providing a random act of kindness in celebration of National Kindness Day!
Read MoreCelebrate World Kindness Day Today!
November 13th is World Kindness Day. What can we do to demonstrate kindness to others? Buy a cup of coffee for someone. Hold the door open for others. Help an animal shelter by bringing food or blankets for the animals in their care. Even a smile can help brighten someone’s day! How did you share…
Read MoreThanks to all Veterans who have served this country!
Happy Birthday to the USMC!
Happy Birthday and many thanks to the men and women who serve in the USMC!
Read MoreWhat’s your favorite Halloween memory?
This time of year is special to many people. With decorations, colors, and parties many of us tend to remember some of the special moments when we celebrated at Halloween. As one of the members of the OCLC-CoG Public Information Team I wanted to share one of my favorite memories of Halloween. One of the…
Read MoreThe postman will look twice!
Coprinus comatus Mushrooms – The Shaggy Mane
Guest blogger: Tohby of Drummondville, Province of Québec, Canada Coprinus comatus, otherwise known as, The Shaggy Mane, Shaggy Inkcap, also occasionally known as the Lawyers Wig, is a distinctive and easy to recognize mushroom. It’s size, shape, and tendency to grow in tight groups make it easy to sport even from considerable distance. Shaggy Mane…
Read MoreRemembering ancestors through traditional foods
There are many traditions for Samhain such as ancestor alters, costumes, and especially food and drink. One way we remember our ancestors is through the making of our favorite foods for Samhain. The ingredients may have meaning, as well as the process used to combine and bake/cook these tasty treats. Here are a couple of…
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