Bits and Clips for December 2014
Here are the articles, blogs, podcasts and videos from this month that I felt were worth sharing. I hope you find something enjoyable, inspiring, intriguing, helpful or
Here are the articles, blogs, podcasts and videos from this month that I felt were worth sharing. I hope you find something enjoyable, inspiring, intriguing, helpful or
What a relief it is to be able to say that all of our youngest daughter’s college applications are sent off!
No big Alaskan cruises, exotic Hawaiian vacations, or huge surprise parties for us. Just a marriage that is getting better and better celebrated with a great meal out with our three children.
Regardless of ereaders, everyone in our family received some paper copy books for Christmas. Interestingly, they were all non-fiction!
Here is the pottery I made for Christmas, which includes the first lidded pot I’ve ever made; I gave that to my husband. It has melted glass in the knob, which I’ve never done before either.
And even though the message, “Be careful what you wish for,” might be good, there were too many loose ends and mixed messages to get a better review from me.
To say I was unprepared for Christmas was an understatement. I had barely even gotten to the grocery store.
As you prepare for the rebirth of the Christ child in your heart, I thought you might appreciate these two articles and three videos…
Shortly after getting her senior photos taken, our youngest daughter donated 14” of her hair…
A month ago a blog reader and I agreed to take one quality of Spirit each month and focus on seeing it, experiencing it, expressing it, noticing it, demonstrating it, appreciating it, and spiritually demanding it of ourselves and all creation.
I’ve done these recently on my smart phone on the free app Brushes 3. This is fun for in between moments!
When I saw this, I wanted to buy it, but have no one of the right age on my gift list to bequeath it upon. Maybe you do?
Happy Birthday!
Know you are special beyond words.
I’m so glad you came to be with us!
I love you, always.
There are three stories in this book (hence the title) with overlapping characters revolving around a Scottish family of three boys.