All Things Reconsidered: How Rethinking What We Know Helps Us Know What We Believe by Knox McCoy My rating: 5 of 5 stars I have been a fan and “Friend of the Show” for The Popcast hosted by Knox McCoy and Jamie Golden for several years now– basically anything they endorse or recommend, I check… Read More Review: Knox McCoy’s All Things Reconsidered
(I was given this ARC way back in 2018 in exchange for an honest review. Obviously behind, but I’m working on clearing out my old ARCs right now, so there you go.) “I mean that sometimes, we only discover our calling in life when things are darkest.” You guys remember what March of 2018 was… Read More Book Review: The Room on Rue Amélie
I know that in my last post I refused to talk about what’s going on in the world right now, but my perspective has changed a bit. I think it has struck me (maybe finally) that we are living history right now; I mean, this is something that hasn’t happened for decades, even longer, and… Read More I Went Outside Last Week
Shocker, I’m behind by a few weeks in reviewing my February reads. The shortest month of the year has been completed! We even got an extra day this year, so I can be thankful for that. I had to make a few difficult decisions this month, and I find myself continually grateful that I have… Read More February Reading Wrap-Up
HELLO, friends and followers! That was a really aggressive greeting, and I apologize, but I’ve been working diligently on a project about which I want to rant. A few years ago, I started following and vaguely participating in the Unread Shelf Project on Instagram. This project/challenge was originated by Whitney at The Unread Shelf (both… Read More On Building My Personal Library Catalog
And January, the month of 75,060,439 days has finally ended. Praise God. If it hasn’t already been mentioned in the blog, I decided to lower my 2020 Reading Challenges from the previous years to 90 books instead of 100. I’ve just decided that it isn’t super realistic for me keep reading more and more books… Read More January Reading Wrap-Up
“How often it is that an idea that seems bright bossed and gleaming in its clarity when examined in a church, or argued over with a friend in a frosty garden, becomes clouded and murk-stained when dragged out into a field of actual endeavor.” Okay, my obsession with Little Women is winding down (that may… Read More Book Review: March
As December ends, so does 2019! It’s simply unbelievable how quickly time passes, and this year was no exception. As I completed the year I spent time reflecting on the stories I’d borrowed for a time, the narratives I had read and committed to memory. But more about that in my previous post, 2019: A… Read More December Reading Wrap-Up
Hola, mis amigos! Today I return for #AMonthofFaves– Week 2. Please be reminded that I chose not to partake in the prompts for every day they are given; instead, I am selecting the prompts from that week that I wish to respond to and including them all in one weekly post. The prompts are A… Read More #AMonthofFaves 2019, Part 2
Okay, I remember what November felt like when I was working as a teacher, and it was tough. You have to struggle through those first three weeks of it being dark when you drive to work; the students are restless because they know a break is coming their way but aren’t willing to wait patiently.… Read More November Reading Wrap-Up
