Reading Challenge for 2019
So without further ado, here is our reading challenge for 2019! Please join us in this.
So without further ado, here is our reading challenge for 2019! Please join us in this.
I hope you find something in the links and memes in this post that encourages you, challenges you, informs, you or inspires you.
29 years ago, on December 29, we got married.
(Yes, I was 29 at the time.)
I’d say I’d write 29 reasons I’m glad I did
but
In this post, you can see some of my favorite work done this year, hear of the progress made and opportunities enjoyed, as well as my art goals for the coming year.
We continue to be a bookish bunch, as you can see from this post, which shows the books we gave and received this Christmas.
Here are some links to advent themed poetry both by Polly Castor and others. Merry Christmas Eve!
This dressing I made last night is the revelation of the moment. It is amazingly good! Just maybe the best ranch you’ve ever had.
Here you can see the 56 books I read this year. I love the structure and accountability doing these reading challenges bring to my life. Thanks for joining me in it!
This is delicious enough for special, and easy enough for a weekday.
I love this cookbook, which is more about teaching you how to cook, and the concepts and procedures behind cooking, than step by step recipes.
Many people are missing someone, grieving, or feeling left out or left behind, and this time of year heightens those feelings, making them more poignant.
Go the extra mile with someone, and condescend to be human for a moment with those that find themselves in human predicaments. Sometimes we need to tell the truth about the lie…
Now as a senior in college, she is half way through her “ceramics capstone” which will culminate in a museum show next April. She has been focusing on developing two specific types of dishes. The first ones…
“We have to take a stand against the crazy mental busyness that has become the new normal. We’re bombarded with things to think about all day long…