Reading List Review: May 2015

I know this comes quite late this time (with no review of March!), but hey--better late than never, right? Here's what I read during the month of March and April: How to Blog for Profit Without Selling Your Soul by Ruth Soukup The Fringe Hours by Jessica N. Turner Cure for the Common Life by Max Lucado Unglued by Lysa TerKeurst What I'm Reading Now: The Circle Maker by Mark Batterson A Confident Heart by Renee Swope Looking Forward to Reading: The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman Hopeful Parenting by David Jeremiah Crazy Good Sex by Les & Leslie Parrott Achieve Anything in Just 1 Year by Jason Harvey What's…

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Week in Review: Week of March 1, 2015

This week was my first week at home, and I spent the majority of the week just trying to get into some sort of schedule.  Of course it snowed (again!), and I couldn't find a sufficient quiet place to work, so things didn't quite work out like a normal week should but we're going to try again this week.  So my main goal this week is just to function as normally as possible as well as the following: Here are my goals for next week: Spiritual: Devotions (4/7) Mental: Read 30 minutes Spend 1 hour to myself Physical: Exercise 3…

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Reading List Review: March 2015

I felt like a slow reader in February, but I still got a lot of reading done!  One of the books I read was very in depth, so it took me a lot longer to read than some of the other books I've read. Here's what I read during the month of February: Managing the Blended Family by Kathie M. Thomson One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp Stepmonster by Wednesday Martin The Five Love Languages of Teenagers by Gary Chapman Things I Wish I'd Known Before We Got Married by Gary Chapman What I'm Reading Now: The Fringe Hours by Jessica Turner How to Blog…

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40 Days of Encouragement

Okay, so I know I'm a bit behind on the times when to comes to posting about what I'm giving up for Lent.  In fact, I was a bit behind in figuring out what I wanted to give up for Lent to begin with. I've only begun celebrating Lent within the last 10 years.  I didn't even really understand its significance until I joined the United Methodist church.  And I don't think the giving up part is anything you HAVE to do to be a Christian--I just do it, because it helps me draw closer to Christ, helps me understand what…

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Week in Review: Week of February 15, 2015

Yet another week has past, and here we are again.  Not much to say today; it seems like all of these weeks run together, and never do I accomplish everything I want.  Here's what I accomplished this week anyway: Spiritual: Devotions (4/7) Mental: Read 30 minutes Spend 1 hour to myself Physical: Exercise 2 days No seconds Drink 2 servings of water every day Family: Devotions with Prince Charming (1/7) Devotions with babies (1/7) 1 hour with Prince Charming Spend time with Rapunzel Spend time with Princess Anna Career: Train my replacement at work 2 blog posts (MTM) Redirect 1…

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