After brainstorming I’ve decided that my top three priorities at this point in time are as follows:
1. Being a part of a really good marriage.
2. Getting out of debt.
3. Taking care of my home.
I’ve only just begun thinking upon all the ways in which I can make my life reflect these priorities. It takes a lot of work to reach a goal. Also it takes daily minute by minute determination and effort to accomplish worthwhile things. Hard work has never been my strong point. I am after all a day dreamer by nature : )
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Five years later I intend to journey through the compilation of C.S. Lewis’s works, “The Business of Heaven.” In my quest to live and to grow and to be I dine upon literature that brings illumination and fire to my being. C.S. Lewis’s works never fail to delight me. The doors that these pages swing open reveal life (when life is so often neglected, forgotten, and difficult to find). This is my tiny attempt to share my adventure with you.
THIS IS MY 2010 BLOG... revisited 5 years later
Resolutions of my Quest
- First and foremost, above all else LOVE
- Walk the path He's made me for
- Be ME
About Me
Blog Archive
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2010
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July
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- Listen to the wind, Day 189
- Bad Day 188
- Espanol, Day 187
- A natural tendency towards having, Day 186
- Saturday morning, Day 185
- Outline, Day 184
- Day 183
- Day 182
- Priorities, Day 181
- I went to the Library (finally), Day 180
- Frappuccino, Day 179
- Day 178
- I’m uncertain what to call this, Day 177
- Conversation, Day 176
- Day 175
- Time to read, Day 174
- Something lost (but not really), Day 173
- Spiders, Day 172
- WILDflowers, Day 171
- Bird Bath, Day 170
- (sort of a part 2) Cornerstony things I vastly enj...
- Cornerstone Festival 2010, Day 168
- Just thinking, Day 167
- Piñata, Day 166
- Day 165
- On the side of having, Day 164
- A Colorful Sound, Day 163
- I think my eyelids are sweating, Day 162
- Cafe update, Day 161
- Considering my purchases, Day 160
- The hairs on your head are all numbered, Day 159
- Happy to be Home, Day 158
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Books I Read in 2015
- 1. "Dreamers and Deceivers" Glenn Beck
Books I Read in 2010
- "1984" George Orwell
- "The Pickwick Papers" Charles Dickens
- "Going Rogue" Sarah Palin
- "A God Who Hates" Wafa Sultan
- "Flatland" Edwin Abbott
- "Son of Hamas" Mosab Hassan Yousef
- "In Search of Ireland's Heroes" Carmel McCaffrey
- "Democracy's Good Name" Michael Mandelbaum
- "Harvest of Violence/ The Maya Indians and the Guatemalan Crisis" Robert M. Carmack
- "A little History of the World" Gombrich
- "Spiritual Slavery to Spiritual Sonship" Jack Frost
- "The Tain" translated by Thomas Kinsella
- "How to release the power of faith" Clint Herrema
- "Half Full" Mina Parker
- "Mere Christianity" C.S. Lewis
- "How the Irish Saved Civilization" Thomas Cahill
- "To have or to be?" Erich Fromm
- The Holy Bible (reading)
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