Friday Favorites
My favorites from around the blogosphere this week. Favorites on Books: “Birth and Land in The Good Earth” by Emily January at The Bookshelf of Emily J. “Reading for Sanity’s Romantic Reading...
View ArticleRIP Matthew Crawley
————– ————– I’m still in shock. We all know by now that Dan Stevens wanted to move on to greener pastures, but seriously. Seriously? The worst part is that we will never properly have the chance to...
View ArticleFriday Favorites!
Happy Friday morning! Today I’m bringing you some great, some good, some old, some new. Yeah that doesn’t really rhyme, but you’ll just have to deal with it. Favorites on Books: “What I Learned From...
View ArticleRemember that one time I dyed my hair…
I do. Yesterday marked the first time I have ever completely dyed my hair. Before this, I’d only ever had highlights. You see, my husband has often said he’d like to see me with darker hair. His...
View ArticleTen Great Literary Names
So… I love talking about baby names. To name something or someone is not only to give them an identifier, but also to give them a legacy. Andrew and I had our babies’ names picked out within the first...
View ArticleLiterary Wives
In recent years, something has kept catching my eye. Maybe because it is relevant to me personally. It’s one little word: wife. I started noticing the word “wife” on many covers of popular fiction...
View ArticleThe Childless Revolution
The Childless Revolution: What it Means to be Childless Today by Madelyn Cain; published 2001 by Perseus Publishing One thing I’ve always been sure of is that I want to have kids. Yes, the timing of it...
View ArticleCarried in Our Hearts
Carried in Our Hearts by Dr. Jane Aronson; published 2013 by Jeremy P. Tarcher/Penguin Genre: Non-fiction Topic: International Adoption Summary: This is a collection of stories written by notable...
View ArticleLiterary Wives: Ahab’s Wife
Hello! Today we’re continuing the Literary Wives series with Ahab’s Wife by Sena Jeter Naslund. We kicked the series off in May with American Wife, and we’ve had some awesome conversations. I’m looking...
View ArticleIn which I am thankful I reached 24 years of age
I should clarify: Today is not my birthday. When I was a freshman in college, my school held a huge “Love Africa” fundraiser. They set up little huts and shanties right outside our dorm, so that we...
View Article40 Days Without Books
For those of you not so familiar with the Church calendar, you might only be aware that today is Mardi Gras, or Fat Tuesday. But tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent. I love reading what...
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