by Jess | Aug 6, 2012 | archives
Photo from: http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2012/jul/31/maeve-binchy-irish-writer-dies?newsfeed=trueI started reading Maeve Binchy many years ago and really enjoyed her books. My absolute favourite of hers is The Glass Lake – also the first one of Maeve’s...
by Helen Wakefield | Aug 2, 2012 | archives
Is there something within nature that particularly reminds of you of the awesomeness of God? It could be an imposing mountain, or the beach. Or maybe it’s something smaller like the fingernails of a newborn baby, or a beautiful rose.Yosemite National...
by Jess | Jul 30, 2012 | archives
I’ve been mad at myself lately with regards to my HEP (Healthy Eating Plan), somehow in the last two weeks I’ve let things slip – especially in the dessert area (a real weakness of mine). I’m still eating relatively well, but the food that...
by Helen Wakefield | Jul 26, 2012 | archives
It’s winter here, and it’s turning out to be a difficult one in terms of colds and flus. Which is why I’ve been struggling to get any reading and blogging done. I hope you will forgive me!We’ve just succumbed to another round of...
by Jess | Jul 23, 2012 | archives
Since writing about The Amazing Race last week, I got to thinking about some of the travel I’ve done. One of the highlights for me when my husband and I did a very quick tour (10days) of Europe 3 years ago was seeing Brussels in Belgium. We were only there for 1...
by Helen Wakefield | Jul 19, 2012 | archives
Not everyone is going to love a book, no matter how good the author is. It’s like I’ve always said – not everyone thinks Brad Pitt is hot. Even back in his hay day when he was the universally declared ‘sexiest man alive’ you...