READING WEEK IN REVIEW: updates, what I’ve been reading this week & what I hope to read next week
I thought I’d forgo the usual reading vlog this week for a “week in review” type video to keep things interesting.
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I thought I’d forgo the usual reading vlog this week for a “week in review” type video to keep things interesting.
For the past few years I’ve created an annual bucket list around my birthday with items that I’d like to accomplish or attempt before my next birthday comes around. I’ve corresponded the number on the list with the number I am turning; last year I turned twenty-nine so I created a list of twenty-nine things…
Every year I like to make picture books of the best books published that year. I take my job very seriously and read a ton of picture books. Many of them do not make these lists. Some times it surprises me what actually gets published, there are some truly terrible picture books out there! But…
I did not anticipate how hard this book list would be to write. There are so many Easter picture books about chicks and bunnies and chocolate but unfortunately very few about Christ . . . And He’s the reason for the celebration! Anyway, I did manage to include some books on this list some of…
This is a post I’ve been meaning to write for some time now, a lot of people come to this blog after searching sagittal craniosynostosis so I thought I would take the time to write out Raeca’s story. I know the first thing I did when we were given the diagnosis of sagittal craniosynostosis was Google it…
This was not an easy week. At 6:00 Saturday morning a child woke up soaked in pee, while I was bathing said child another child plopped outside the bathroom door complaining of a headache/fever, that feeling of overwhelm when you have two kids that need you to do two different things at the same time…
I know this advocate series has been kind of all over the place but I’ve been researching and posting about different areas and organizations as God leads me to them. This post I am incredibly excited about. I think it is hard for people in developed countries to feel like they can do something tangible…