by Gail Ruester | Apr 19, 2020 | Club Ink, Health
Bainbridge Adult Service Assistant Gail recently took part in University Hospitals’ 100,000 Face Mask Challenge. Read her thoughtful response below: You can only do so much reading and cleaning when you are off work indefinitely, so I went online to see if I...
by Gail Ruester | Sep 4, 2019 | Bees, Club Ink
It is hard to imagine that attending a library program two years ago would result in jars and jars of honey! This past March when we opened the hive, there was no sign of life. It was a hard winter for bees, a common occurrence throughout Ohio. We ordered...
by Gail Ruester | Jan 21, 2019 | Club Ink, Reader's Advisory, Staff Book Reviews
Written by Gail Ruester, Circulation Clerk, Bainbridge Awkward: The Science of Why We’re Socially Awkward and Why That’s Awesome by Ty Tashiro, PhD Neighborhood block party. Class reunion. Spouse’s office holiday party. If any of these events spark a rise in blood...
by Gail Ruester | Jul 23, 2018 | Bees, Club Ink
This is Gail’s second blog on her beekeeping adventure. You can read part one here. Our bees were a month late in getting to us. Due to terrible weather in March and Bob being out of town, the shipment was delayed until May. The USPS called me on June 2 and...
by Gail Ruester | Apr 18, 2018 | Bees, Club Ink
In my last blog I wrote about the birds, now I will write about the bees! My husband Bob and I frequently discuss our next new endeavor. Eggs would be nice. Should we get chickens? I know a few people who have them but I see the trouble they deal with – getting...
