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You already know we’re helpless to resist anything with a name like Lumpiapalooza or Bacon-a-thon. So of course we’re going all out for Charles R Vineyards’ Cabstravaganza. The Livermore winery is celebrating all things cabernet sauvignon on Saturday and you, too, can join the sipping fun for a measly 10 bucks. Details are here. The annual PIVOT concert series at San Francisco Performances always books interesting and thought-provoking shows. This year, the event takes stock of the American political landscape, with the gloriously talented Paul West covering Bob Dylan and acclaimed singer-songwriter Gabriel Kahane performing music inspired by train passengers talking about Donald Trump. We’re not kidding. Learn more about the series here.

Grief Workshop, Folks grieving the loss of a loved one or ann kelle's "this and that", ballet slippers and shoes in sweet, 1 yard dealing with any form of personal loss are invited to this deanery-wide grief workshop, Refreshments provided, Bring your own lunch, Reservations requested, 9 a.m, to 3 p.m, Jan, 24, St, Albert the Great Catholic Church, 1022 Holly St., Alameda, Freewill offering, 510-205-3712, Lilian.Dubow@gmail.com, Operation Dress Up: Sports Edition, Operation Dress Up, a high school student-run organization, is looking for donations of new and gently worn baseball apparel and equipment for programs and athletes in need, 10 a.m, to 3 p.m, Jan, 24, 10 a.m, to 1 p.m, Jan, 25, Alameda Little League Fields, Otis Drive and Grand Street, Alameda, www.operationdressup.org..

“When I was down, she’d always cheer me up. She gave me great advice,” said Melody, a girl with sparkling green eyes and long brown hair, as she clutched a picture of her sister. “I’ll carry this with me all the time now.”. Grief counselors were on the San Leandro High campus Tuesday to help teachers and students as they mourned the death of one of the school’s top students, a lively and energetic senior who was active in the drama program and dreamed of becoming a marine biologist or a doctor.

“If someone says, ‘I want ann kelle's "this and that", ballet slippers and shoes in sweet, 1 yard to go home,’ you can say, ‘Yes, and tell me about your home,’ or, ‘Yes, and it’s a little chilly; let’s get a sweater,'” she said, “What it is, is a Band-Aid for right then, It’s calming her down and saying, ‘Yes, I hear you.'”, For caregivers, staying positive means letting go of expectations of how things should be, Stobbe said, “We have this tendency where we want that person to be back in our world,” she said, “We think it’s not normal so we want them to stop, If someone’s sitting at the table ripping up napkins and they’re getting joy out of it, why not let them do it? Just because it’s not our idea of normal?”..

Christmas Eve Candlelight Services: Dec. 24. Family worship with children’s Christmas pageant, 5 p.m.; worship with communion, 7:45 p.m.; festive worship with lessons and carols, 10:30 p.m. All services on Christmas Eve will be followed by candlelight singing in the courtyard, weather permitting. Campbell United Methodist Church, 1675 Winchester Blvd., Campbell. 408-378-3472, campbellunited.org. Christmas in Campbell: Special sales and holiday entertainment. Dec. 21, 6-9 p.m. and Dec. 22, noon-3 p.m. Downtown Campbell. downtowncamp bell.com.