I've been thinking a lot lately about how I use social media. I've made some changes on Facebook, and so far, I'm pleased with the results.
This isn't a judgement of how you use social media, and I'm not trying to send any hidden messages...
Book Review: Global Mom
July 27, 2014 • 2014, audible, book reviews
Global Mom, by Melissa Dalton-Bradford
Genre: Memoir
Audible Audiobook Narrated by the author
You might like this books if you like books on mothering, travel, life in other countries, or memoirs involving family life.
I listened to the audiobook...
Blueberries and Another Cougar in the House
July 15, 2014 • 2014, byu, Evan, friends, garden, onward
Can't you just about taste them? Yesterday morning, just as the heat of the day was really rising, but before it was unbearable, my friend and I slowly made our way down her stunning rows of berry bushes, picking and talking, and then she gave all...
Book Review: The Fault In Our Stars
July 10, 2014 • 2014, book reviews, fiction, John Green, YA
The Fault In Our Stars by John Green
Young Adult Fiction
I listened to the audiobook narrated by Kate Rudd
You might like this book if you enjoy quirky romances, stories about teens in uncommon situations, or stories that engage the emotions as well...
Book Review: Wonder
July 6, 2014 • 2014, audible, book reviews, RJ Palacio
Wonder by RJ Palacio
Grades 3-7
I listened to the audiobook narrated by Diana Steele, Nick Podehl, Kate Rudd.
You might like this book if you enjoy stories about underdogs, people who must overcome challenges, or stories about dealing with disabilities.
My...
When I Become Unrecognizable
July 5, 2014 • aging, choosing optimism, church activities, girls camp, health, weight, young women
Disclaimer: This post will quite possibly read as self-centered and shallow. I know we all have problems, and I'm not writing about big ones here, but they matter to me. Feel free to skip it, but it's what I'm thinking about.
It's inevitable as we age...
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