What Matters Most by Leonard Sweet I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I especially liked the historical stories and references sprinkled liberally throughout. The stories were many, varied, almost all new to me and tied in well with the subject … Continue reading →
Getting Closer to God Series Part 3 This is the third post in a series to help you get closer to God. I am purposely leaving time in between suggestions to allow you to put each idea into practice instead … Continue reading →
Avoiding Food Temptations Being tempted is not a sin in any area, but the more we are tempted the greater the chance that we will succumb. There is a neuroscience reason behind this—it uses up our “mental energy” to not … Continue reading →
Colorful Cauliflower Health Benefits of Cauliflower Cauliflower contains substantial amounts of Vit. C, Vit. K, several B vitamins, manganese, phosphorus, potassium, beta carotene, fiber and anti-oxidants. It is considered to be anti-inflammatory, heart healthy, and helpful with cancer prevention, better … Continue reading →
Getting Closer to God Series Part 2 This is the second post in a series to help you get closer to God. I am purposely leaving time in between suggestions to allow you to put each idea into practice instead … Continue reading →
The Art of Journaling, Writing Your Script Guest blog post by Pamela Byrd August 20, 1971 Dear Diary: Today was the last day of summer camp. We had a weenie roast and a talent show. Our team of 5 dressed … Continue reading →
 Bountiful Brussels Sprouts Health Benefits of Brussels Sprouts Brussels sprouts have huge amounts of Vit. K and Vit. C. They also have notable amounts of manganese, folate, fiber and Vit. A. Brussels sprouts are best at cancer prevention but they … Continue reading →
One Big Thing by Phil Cooke This book is all about discovering what you were born to do and is based on two questions, “What am I supposed to do with my life?”, and, “In a hyper-competitive, cluttered, and distracted … Continue reading →
