Recently on Facebook, my author friend Diana Brandmeyer (A Mind of Her Own), recommended a book by an author friend of hers. The book was on sale for $1.99 and I was in need of a new read, so I downloaded it. The name of the book was “Condemn Me Not” by Dianne Venetta. It . . . → Read More: New “Author”ity
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When we look back at the people who shaped history it’s noticeable that they were mostly men. Where were the women? We’re they all just home, tending the children and the hearth? This was the question posed by my author friend, Nancy Rubin Stuart. She had the feeling women weren’t just content keeping the home . . . → Read More: What About The Women? St. Patrick was a courageous kind of guy. He was captured and taken hostage at a young age. His captors took him from his homeland in Britain to Ireland and kept him in prison for years. During his imprisonment, he claims to have had a dream in which God spoke to him and told him . . . → Read More: St. Patty’s Day Enlightenment Read this first: Down In The Valley My breath was knocked out of me at Jean Do's plight because I absolutely cannot imagine my brain being alive and not being able to do what I'm doing now – communicating my thoughts and words to you. But he wrote a whole book AFTER this happened to . . . → Read More: What’s My Hurry?  One comment  art, Bikram yoga, Books, careers, Family, Health and Fitness, home decorating, illustrating, personal development, photography, self-improvement, Spirituality, Weblogs, working out, writing  being present, down in the valley, Elle magazine, Jean-Dominique Bauby, slow down and enjoy life, the Steve Laube agency This past week I wrote a post about Dr.Phil's new book, "Life Code". I was only half way through the book so I only read the parts that involved giving us the "playbook" of the B.A.I.T.E.R.S. (those out there to harm us) Today I reached the second half of the book where he is giving . . . → Read More: Going In Yesterday was Valentine's Day, but I didn't get the love story until today. Please meet my new author friend, Diana Lesire Brandmeyer. I met Diana in January through the Ultimate Blog Challenge. She is the author of the children's book that I'm illustrating. Diana is a Christian author, that also writes contemporary and historical romance. . . . → Read More: A Love Story…A Day Later Last week I attended the first session of our spring women's bible study. We are doing Beth Moore again, this time it's called "Daniel – Lives of Integrity, Words of Prophecy". We saw the first video, and it didn't really speak to me in any specific way – had a lot of history about kings. . . . → Read More: “Life Code” How familiar is that phrase? For the last two weeks I've had more "I don't feel like it" moments than is normal for me. When it came time to go to yoga or fit club, to write, draw, go to a meeting, etc. I had two choices. One, I could just get up and push . . . → Read More: I Just Don’t Feel Like It What? Live with an unsolved problem? Really Lord? There's peace in that? That was my reaction to my morning reading this morning. I'm taking a second trip through Melody Beattie's More The Language of Letting Go. This morning that concept was just flung across the page, striking me, and even enraging me a little. Isn't . . . → Read More: What? LIVE With An Unsolved Problem? Tonight I’m reading “Charming Lily” by Fern Michaels. It’s not very well-written, but I am enjoying the storyline. One character, in the midst of his conflict, is very spiritually oriented and uses the phrase “Throw it out to the universe and see what comes back to you.” The two times so far, when his back . . . → Read More: Throw It Out To The Universe |
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