I really enjoyed this post about accepting God's call on your life, not trying accept God's call for your neighbor's life. I actually just talked about this (in part) at a church last night, but it's something that doesn't necessarily come naturally to me. I thought this said it better than I did, so check it out!
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I kind of fell in love with this sign. I love the saying and the design. Wedding season is coming! This would be a perfect gift!
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Maybe it's because I have a goal of organizing my office this month, or maybe it's because I'm a sucker for cute things, but I loved these chalkboard painted mason jars for storing office supplies!
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The end of the school year is rapidly approaching (or so half of my carpool crowd reminds me on a daily basis). Time for teacher gifts! Stumped? Check out these ideas!
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I stumbled upon this vacation idea this week and immediately put it on our bucket list. Of course we live too far away from all the locations to make this a weekend trip idea, but one of these days it could surely happen, right?
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Unless I have too busy of a week to read a book, you know the #6 slot on this post is always about a book I've read. This week I'm doing it a bit differently, only because I know I've reviewed something to the tune of four Irene Hannon books in the last two months. :) You obviously know I like her writing style and am unlikely to say anything bad about ANYTHING she writes!
This week I read another of her vintage novels called Where Love Abides. It holds all my favorite parts of an Irene Hannon story: small town flavor, sweet love story, and a thread of faith weaving through to hold it all together. This book is in the "Love Inspired" series, so it's a quick read and a bit shorter than some novels.
I identified with the main character of this story, Christine, because we share a fear of law enforcement! My own fears stem from dumb encounters when I've been pulled over. (You honestly wouldn't believe the stories!) Her fears stem from much more legitimate reasons, but that common ground made her feel a bit like a kindred spirit!
If you're looking for a sweet little love story, I recommend Where Love Abides! (Thanks, Shari, for sending it my way!)
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Unless I have too busy of a week to read a book, you know the #6 slot on this post is always about a book I've read. This week I'm doing it a bit differently, only because I know I've reviewed something to the tune of four Irene Hannon books in the last two months. :) You obviously know I like her writing style and am unlikely to say anything bad about ANYTHING she writes!
This week I read another of her vintage novels called Where Love Abides. It holds all my favorite parts of an Irene Hannon story: small town flavor, sweet love story, and a thread of faith weaving through to hold it all together. This book is in the "Love Inspired" series, so it's a quick read and a bit shorter than some novels.
I identified with the main character of this story, Christine, because we share a fear of law enforcement! My own fears stem from dumb encounters when I've been pulled over. (You honestly wouldn't believe the stories!) Her fears stem from much more legitimate reasons, but that common ground made her feel a bit like a kindred spirit!
If you're looking for a sweet little love story, I recommend Where Love Abides! (Thanks, Shari, for sending it my way!)
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Ooo chalkboard mason jars!
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