We are heading into the latter part of the year which contains end of year functions, Christmas, and other attendant busyness that the last few months of 2018 will bring. The end of the year can be dominated by getting things done, but it is also important to focus on the little moments that bring light … Continue reading Five things giving me ordinary joy this Friday
Spring Reads
I am a bit late posting my spring reads, but I blame the weather. I am guessing when it feels a bit more like spring, it will actually be technically summer. Try explaining that to a five-year old, like I have been for the past few months. 'Yes, I know it is spring by the … Continue reading Spring Reads
Winter Reads
I started the year excited for the book of the month idea, but once we hit May it all went out the window. Mostly because May was all about the Big Magic bookclub. (And if you missed that, all the posts are still available here to read at your own pace). Just because I stopped … Continue reading Winter Reads
April reads – the blog edition
April brings with it the end of term and school holidays, so I have found it hard to read books. I have however read some fabulous posts around the web and thought I'd share them here: Babe there is enough room by Amanda Viviers. If you read nothing else on this list read this … Continue reading April reads – the blog edition
What I am reading in March
Here we are tail-end of March, and I haven't told you my reading picks for the month yet. And that is because I have simply been reading. Instead of deciding to read ... I have just been reading, and reading, and reading. It's amazing how much reading time there is when you are not watching TV. … Continue reading What I am reading in March
books that open me up
One of the amazing luxuries about my new rhythm this year is the time to once again read. While the ability to finish a page, let alone a chapter, has been elusive to me over the past 5 years, I none-the-less kept purchasing books. (Well, just because I couldn't read them, didn't mean I didn't … Continue reading books that open me up