Do you have a “to be read” list (TBR) a mile long? Me too! I finally randomly chose narrowed it down to a mere handful. Okay, seven. I have seven I need to read by the end of the month. But that’s okay. I have a few days off this month that I can focus reading all … or some …… Read More
Let’s be honest. I hate exercising. It isn’t just rheumatoid arthritis that makes it hard to do (because it does). I’ve always hated doing exercising. I prefer to be on the couch curled up with a good book and a decent cup of coffee. It has, however, been pointed out by several well-meaning (if not annoying) loved ones that exercise… Read More
Bookworms are a picky lot. We know what we like in books and we’re thankful – but not ecstatic – when someone gives us a book as a present. Especially if it’s in a genre or by an author we can’t stand. You could always give them an Amazon gift card because who am I kidding? I can always use… Read More
Perseverance and hope go a long way, especially when dealing with kids. For example, my son’s quest to obtain his driver’s license concluded a week ago. For those unaware of the Driver’s License Saga of 2017, my eldest son sought to take his final driving test not once, not twice, but three times. Perseverance paid off for him. And, by the end… Read More
Happy Easter, my friends! As many of you know, Easter is when we celebrate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, our messiah. ShareTweetPin+1
April is National Letter Writing Month. Unlike International Correspondence Month, you don’t have to write a letter every day. Nope. All you need to do is sit down and send out a letter to someone, sometime, this month. Read on for letter writing supplies, glimpses into the letter writing past, and why we need to keep on writing letters. Share9TweetPin+19… Read More
