Books May Save Us
Let's explore how books may save us from loneliness, distraction, and confusion by bringing us back to our creator, our neighbor, and ourselves.
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Living at the Speed of Books
Photo by Nguyen Thu Hoai on Unsplash
The world has gotten louder without our permission. Our brains, bodies, and nervous systems haven’t changed, and we aren’t built to handle more stimulation than ever before, yet we are being exposed to...
The Power of Yet
The image above by Mark Parisi was on a card that my mom gave to my husband years ago. She isn’t just his mother-in-law and grandma to our child, but she was also his first college professor in his very first college class. He jokes with he...
It Really Is That Deep
There are a couple of expressions that have become popular recently, which are used to respond to a person who seems to be thinking too much, feeling too much, or caring too much about something. These similar sentiments are “It’s not that...
Scope for the Imagination
I’m currently listening to actress Kate Burton’s fantastic audiobook of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s classic Anne of Green Gables, and it’s given me “scope for my imagination” for this week’s article. I’ve loved the stories about “Anne with an E”...
Why Ted Lasso is a Great Show for Book Lovers
Inspired by the excitement around the World Cup, and in preparation for the new season of Ted Lasso coming out on August 5th, I am currently rewatching the first three seasons of the show. This is my ideal show as I am a complete sucker for...
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English teacher who believes in the life changing power of books. Here to celebrate reading and nerd out with my fellow book lovers. New articles every Sunday. Welcoming all and glad you’re here!
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