When All Else Fails…..Luke 6:27-28
Hey guys! Sorry that I have been missing in action for this past week. Lots of health issues plaguing me and my family so I had to handle business! Now that we are on the mend for the most part, I'll be flooding your feeds once again. 🙂 I was scrolling through my Ipod awhile [...]
Hey y'all I hope this Monday is finding you all in good health and good spirits! After a busy weekend ( and an impending super busy week ahead!) nothing relaxes me more than popping in some headphones and listening to some music. However, this Monday I decided to give my trusty IPhone a good clearing [...]
Hey guys! This week I managed to finish " A Walk Across the Sun" by Corban Addison ( see synopsis in last weeks blog here) I absolutely loved this book. This was a heart wrenching tale of two sisters separated by disaster and reunited with the help of a hard-working lawyer who was on a personal [...]
Hi guys! Sorry I missed another Wednesday Weekly Reads post,but I have been under the weather and just couldn't mus up the energy to jump on this computer last night! Nevertheless, I did manage to finish a book this week. I deviated from the books I started previously ( Red Queen and The Crying Tree) [...]
Hey guys! Quick post today because I visited the eye doctor for an annual check up and she put drops in my eyes to dilate them and my vision is kinda wonky right now! So typing this is a challenge! Anyway, to make a long story short, i barely did any reading this week and [...]
Hey guys, I'm still working on Roots and I'm really liking it so far.In one week I have managed to reach page 500! This story is so captivating. Very hard to read at some points. Last Wednesday, I had left off at the part of the story where in The Gambia, the protagonist Kunta Kinte [...]
Hey everybody, I hope your day was fantastic. I had an extremely busy day at work ( will do a detailed blog on my busy work life soon 🙂 ) and as I was sitting here catching up on my devotional, the scripture Psalms 30 came to me. It reads ( from the New Living [...]
