Summer is always about “me time” reading because the kids are home and our calendar is more relaxed. This year though I seemed to have an early start due to the lock down. So far, I’ve gone through four self help books – Book of Love by Jenny Umali, Wishwork […]
Read more
“Once in a while, you’ll come across a book that will inspire you so much that it will become a part of you. “ This is what I truly felt after reading Joyce Shulman’s book Walk Your Way to Better. To start, this book is not about losing weight, managing […]
Read more
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 […]
Read more
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 […]
Read more
Merry Christmas my loves! I know some of you are already wondering why my “Christmas giveaways” came in late. Well, here’s the thing. I am a practicing Catholic and in reality, December 25 is actually “the start of the Christmas season“. (Yup, check with your Sunday school teacher.) Then, it […]
Read more
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 […]
Read more
Every Fall, my kids and I look forward to the GFAFExpo in Secaucus here in New Jersey. This year, our favorite GFAFExpo (Gluten Free and Allergen Free Expo) has a new name and look. It’s now called Nourished Festival, The Gluten Free, Allergy & Specialty Diet Festival. The event will […]
Read more
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, […]
Read more