The Saturday Six

One.

This was fun to look through this week! Toys of the 80's! I didn't have all of them (okay, to be fair, even half) but who didn't want Cabbage Patch dolls, Pound Puppies, and The Heart Family!?!?!?!!?!? That was my absolute favorite. And oh yes. I owned that one!

Two.

There's a new show on Bravo called Cyrus vs. Cyrus. It's a reality show based in home design (family wants rooms redone and offers a budget for the work) that features Tish Cyrus and her daughter, Brandi. (Yes, the Cyrus family.) The show is based in Nashville and the lead contractor went to high school with Ryan and me! How crazy is that! I heard about the show via Facebook, and we wanted to see him all grown up and on TV, so we've been watching. The show is actually pretty good, and it's fun/crazy to see Reid running his own construction company! And on TV!

Three.

I've been telling you all about Erica Wiggenhorn's new study on the second half of the book of Acts. It officially launched this week and is available for purchase! YAY! But Erica also announced that beginning on June 22, she'll be hosting an online study of this book! I know many of you are busy in the summer and/or are already involved in a study of some kind. But if you're not, and you'd like to be part of a group, this is your chance, and you don't even have to leave home! Here is the link to the registration and all the details. (The study is free; you only need to purchase the book.)

Four.

While you know I love an intentionally begun tradition, I also love traditions that just happen on their own. Sweet stories. Loved this one I stumbled across this week that began at the high school Ryan and I attended. (Though it started after our time.)

Five.

When Mom had her hip surgery earlier this year, I made individual serving freezer meals for her (and Dad) to enjoy during recovery. I've never done a bunch of big serving freezer meals before, but Katie Farrell from Dashing Dish offered this post this week on meals she made ahead and froze (from the Dashing Dish menu!) so she and her husband can enjoy food here in a few days after their first child arrives. I liked knowing what she picked from her own recipes!

Six.

No book this week! (I've been reading a book that isn't published yet, so I can't review it publicly just yet!) But meanwhile...I love it when Tamar does a post on the funny things her students say. She has a new one up this week! ENJOY!