It’s the first day of June. Can you believe that we are almost half way of 2020? The past few months have been quite challenging for a planner like me. With just one announcement, my color coded packed calendar was suddenly erased. I admit, for weeks, I felt totally lost […]
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Disclosure: For this review, I received a free copy of the book from the Author. Also, this post contains affiliate links. When I first received this book, Acts of Forgiveness, I was thinking twice whether I should continue to work on this or not. You see, as someone who was […]
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Dislosure: I received a free copy of the book to facilitate this review. Also, this post contains affiliate links. One of my goals this year is to read at least one book every month. This is to satisfy that “reader” in me. Given a choice, I would love to just […]
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Once is a while, you will find a book that is so close to home which will make you ask “Do I have the heart to continue reading?” This is exactly what I experienced when I read the book Hug Everyone You Know by Antoinette Truglio Martin. As a full […]
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Keeping a journal is becoming “in” again. Just a few days ago, while cleaning my children’s school bags, I noticed that my Middle School kids each had a journal for their Language Arts class. Online, many self help websites and personalities encourage the practice of putting into paper one’s feelings, […]
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We are on the last stretch of the school year. In a few days it will summer break and as usual, I try to encourage (force) the kids to spend a few hours each day reading. Since I believe that us moms should lead by example, I’ll take this opportunity […]
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Finding time refresh is something we all need to prioritize. Do you want to have a fresh start in 2019? Let’s do it together.
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A month ago, someone reached out to me and asked if I am interested to read this novel about General Douglas MacArthur. Without batting an eye, I immediately said yes. I know some of you may find it strange since politics or even historical war stories are often my least […]
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