This year, I didn't make time to create Christmas cards like I have in previous years. But, I also didn't want the the holiday season to go by without sending something to family and friends. I decided to go the digital route and send out a 2016 recap. Feel free to check it out!
Saturday, December 31, 2016
Friday, December 30, 2016
December Noteworthies and Book Reviews
I really didn't do much this month except for a pleasant discovery of a new hiking trail. I've only conquered half of the trail, but am looking forward to completing the full 8 miles sometime in the new year.
I can't believe it...I actually read 12 books this year, one every month! I am going to continue this goal through 2017 because I really do enjoy reading.
In November, I read Trusting God When Times Are Tough by Ed Hindson. I had been working on this book a while and finally finished it last month.
I didn't find that this book had a lot of new insights as someone who has ready many spiritual books. At the end of the day, it's just important to keep perspective and stay focused on God and not on our own desires and understanding, but trust that God has a plan and that His timing is perfect.
My December book was a long anticipated book written by my favorite chick literature author Emily Giffin.
Her books area always light and fun reads. This one was no exception. It's about two sisters who lost their brother in a tragic accident and 15 years later, they find that his death is interlaced with their current circumstances and independently, they work through years of buried emotions and secrets. I finished this book in two days, so obviously I recommend it!
Till the next book!
I can't believe it...I actually read 12 books this year, one every month! I am going to continue this goal through 2017 because I really do enjoy reading.
In November, I read Trusting God When Times Are Tough by Ed Hindson. I had been working on this book a while and finally finished it last month.
My December book was a long anticipated book written by my favorite chick literature author Emily Giffin.
Her books area always light and fun reads. This one was no exception. It's about two sisters who lost their brother in a tragic accident and 15 years later, they find that his death is interlaced with their current circumstances and independently, they work through years of buried emotions and secrets. I finished this book in two days, so obviously I recommend it!
Till the next book!
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