: Life is hard. God is good. We need each other.
Whenever I’m in a discussion, I always find my mind relating what we’re talking about to other things that I’ve read or heard. And some of the best stuff I’ve found has been on someone else’s referral.
My desktop has been a mixed bag this week…
Here’s what I’ve been reading:
Does your family sit around the dinner table and talk about what you’ve read or heard throughout the day? Just us? We frequently find ourselves discussing something that came across one of our social media feeds that day, whether a news bit or something funny.
Here’s what I’ve been reading:
It seems like I see about a thousand articles in the course of a week or two…just from social media feeds and other blogs I read. I try to save ones that stand out to me to refer back to later, or to share. I’d love it if you did the same!
I’ve had back-to-school on the brain. We start Monday. My eldest will be doing full time dual enrollment, and my younger will have just one class with a study group – the rest will be on his own.
So, thinking on education, you’ll understand why these first two articles caught my eye:
The Sparrow’s home was created to build community. We all have so many things coming across our feeds and desktops throughout the week. Sharing some of what I’ve been reading I hope spurs you to check out something new, and share with us what you’ve been reading.
I hope you check out some of these links. And I’d love it if you commented and let me know what you think of them. They range from household tips that I’m learning, to lifestyle tips, family, and spiritual growth.
Part of what The Sparrow’s Home was created for was to share resources, information, and inspiration. I thought it might be beneficial to further that conversation by sharing some things occasionally that I’ve been perusing.
I hope you check out some of these links. And I’d love it if you commented and let me know what you think of them. They range from household tips that I’m learning, to lifestyle tips, family, and spiritual growth.