Inspiration for teaching young children!
Here’s what I’m reading over the next few months, and I’d love your feedback. Have you read any of these? Which of these would you like a summary/review written about on this blog? What else should I add to the stack for 2018 reading? or What was the most helpful book you’ve read in the last year? Leave your thoughts… Read More
Everyone has a copy (or three) of “Goodnight Moon”—-but our favorite book by Margaret Wise Brown is actually “Goodnight Little One.” We read it on repeat sometimes because the kids can’t get enough of it!! It has the cutest illustrations of all these different animals going to sleep, and the last page is the little child going to sleep all… Read More
The author of “Grace Not Perfection” does an amazing job giving the feeling that she has lived in your home and understands all the challenges and frustrations that you face each day as a mom. It’s like she knows right where you’re at and just what you need to hear—- then she sits down next to you, puts an arm around… Read More
Have you seen the movie, “War Room”? Well, the book, “Fervent” was inspired by that film, and written by Priscilla Shirer (the main actress from the movie.) This book was recommended to me over and over again by friends and family members, before I finally hopped on Amazon and ordered it. Ladies, when I say this is a MUST… Read More
Congratulations, Brittany & Julianna!! According to many medical experts, psychological factors such as anxiety, stress, guilt, depression, low self-esteem, and fear of not being able to perform for a partner you love can exacerbate the problem, as men worry about their partner’s feelings because of their sexual shortcomings. cialis low cost Fatigue: General tiredness can really put you to… Read More
If you read {this book}, you’ll get about 75% of the way through, and hit the part of the book where Marie Kondo explains in dramatic, colorful sentences and paragraphs, how decluttering your house is magical and life-changing. As much as I enjoyed this book, I wanted to write my own version of why decluttering changes your life… from a… Read More
I just finished “Choosing Forgiveness- Your Journey to Freedom” by Nancy Leigh DeMoss a few weeks ago, and as usual, her writing was encouraging, helpful, and convicting. This book came recommended to me by several friends, and when I picked it up to begin reading, I didn’t necessarily think I had a lot of things to forgive. However, since I… Read More
For all you people who are not so crazy about reading, you are in luck with this book! Grit to Great is an easy read, but still packs a powerful message. The basic premise is that what makes people stand out and do more, is based on the amount of “grit” they have. This book is filled with lots of… Read More
Recently, I noticed that no matter how much I organized and got rid of things, it seemed like my house still wasn’t decluttered enough. Working one space/cupboard/drawer at a time through my house, organizing each one, simply wasn’t working. By the time I got a few areas clean, there were new “stash spots” appearing elsewhere. Just as I was getting… Read More
I recently read the book titled, ” The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing.” This book completely changed my perspective about keeping the house decluttered and tidy at all times. It is possible, but it takes a much different approach than conventional “clean-the-house” wisdom. STAY TUNED: Review & giveaway of this book happening later… Read More