So I thought I would do an end-of-the-summer update for the 2016 Reading Challenge. I think I have less than twenty books to read before the end of the year. I just need to get more focused in my decisions on what to read. I enjoy doing these challenges because they stretch me out of … [Read more…]
This has been a hard week. My husband had kidney stones which ended up with him spending the morning yesterday in the hospital. Thankfully everything checked out that he’s over this, and I pray it never returns. Anyway, I’ve kept my reading light this week so I’ve been enjoying a Grace Livingston Hill book – … [Read more…]
Wow! It’s been a long time since I wrote a post about what we’ve been reading. That doesn’t mean we haven’t been reading though. It just means I’ve had a busy summer and spotty internet. I love living rurally, but sometimes I miss easy internet access. Okay, my daughter and I are having an argument … [Read more…]
I will admit to thinking that there wouldn’t be much for me in this chapter because I’m not really into drama. I was in a couple of plays when I was in school, and it was fun, but I wouldn’t want a career in it. I was pleasantly surprised (and it shows how long it’s … [Read more…]
It has been a long time since I posted, and I’m sorry, but I can plead server problems for my website, company, extra church meetings, glorious warm weather at last, the push to finish up our school year. All of these things have left little time or inclination to write anything. I’m not going to … [Read more…]
Wow! I just checked and it’s been about a month since I did a “library” post. This isn’t going to be a typical one. I thought that five months in, I should update how I’m doing on the 2016 Reading Challenge. Almost half way through the year and I only have about 20% of the … [Read more…]
As usual I have several books on the go right now, but the best one is Faith and Victory in Dachau. This is the memoir of a Dutch pastor who survived Dachau in World War II. His crime? Encouraging his church school board to stand up to the Germans and not give in to the … [Read more…]
