Today
Nature: Wings Over the Hills Nature Festival continues with presentations about birds, bats, butterflies and more. Through Sunday. Lady Bird Johnson Municipal Park, 432 Lady Bird Johnson Drive. www.wingsoverthehills.org or 830-998-1927. $15 each day.
Plant sale: The Guadalupe County chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas will host a native plant sale. Members will be on hand to discuss plant care. 9 am-3 pm Downtown Seguin on South Austin Street across from the Wells Fargo Bank. Free.
Monday
Citizen scientists: Assist with wildlife field research at Cibolo Nature Center. Volunteers are asked to participate in this six-day bio-blitz that will survey birds,...
The following were compiled from listings posted on Craigslist.org and the Patch event calendar. To post your own yard sale on Patch, follow these instructions.
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Hatboro
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Stonybrook Condos, 333 N. York Road, multi-family yard sale. Saturday 9 am-noon.
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1475 W. County Line Road, multi-family yard sale. Saturday 9 am-1 pm Various items, including gently used baby items.
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122 Butternut Dr., garage sale. Saturday 7 am-10 am Table lamps, end table, baby toys and items, clothing, area rug, more.
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Warminster
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William Tennent High School, 333 Centennial Road, flea market. Saturday 8 am-2...
A class on May 12 at Haiku Bamboo Nursery in Hendersonville will teach how to make a bamboo canopy. The nursery also offers a walking tour of its bamboo forest Sunday. Visit www.haikubamboonursery.com. / Special to the Citizen-Times
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What better way to kick off Mother’s Day weekend than having mothers across the country at war with each other. Thanks to this week’s issue of Time magazine, moms across the country are comparing and criticizing each other’s parenting styles.
I know everyone’s parenting style is unique and needs to work for their children and family. I know it takes a village to raise a child, and I don’t want to anger anyone because most days I need help from all of the villagers I can get.
What made me decide to open this can of worms was a Facebook post from a longtime friend of mine who lives far away. We have grown apart because of our parenting styles. She made...