I didn’t choose Year of Yes for this week’s word… it chose me. 🙂 The word of the week is Gratitude. I chose a different book, and when it came time to read it, I couldn’t bring myself to do it. Wednesday the school called and told me my kiddo wasn’t feeling well, I picked … Continue reading
I don’t know how it happened… but I ended up with a kiddo who doesn’t really like to read. I know! Tell me about it, it’s like a knife in the heart!! To make reading a little more fun for her, and to give us some quality time together we decided to start reading a … Continue reading
I recommended this book during the Connect week of the Year of Words Book Challenge. I didn’t have time, that week, to read it, but it really grabbed my attention, so I did buy it. I finally found some time to read The Life We Bury, and I’m so glad I did. I really enjoyed … Continue reading
I waited, and waited to read this book, until the Word of the Week, for the Year of Words Book Challenge was Happy. I was really excited to read this book, I love Jenny’s blog, I think she’s hilarious, and I just knew I was going to love the book… but I didn’t. Let … Continue reading
I went through a period in time where I was really focused on happiness… what it was and how to get more of it. I read a ton of books on the subject, and had happiness books magically show up at my door. (That was surprising and pretty awesome!). I enjoy all kinds of books … Continue reading
I bought and read The Happiness Project way back in 2009 when it was first published. I was in a funky spot. My kiddo was 3, she was spirited beyond belief. I didn’t think I was cut out for this whole Mom gig. I was not happy. I really wanted to be happy though. I … Continue reading
Welcome to Happiness Week on the Year of Words Book Challenge. This week is so fun because it’s a topic I love reading and learning about. It’s also a week where I can pull a bunch of books I have already read off my shelf, and review them. Be prepared… this week there will be … Continue reading
When I chose this book I read the reviews, and they were glowing. “… a wonderful ride” “… laugh out loud” “… leaves the reader with a warm and tingly glow” These are just a few of the things I read in the reviews. As I began the book I wondered if I was reading … Continue reading
