by Jane Green | Apr 29, 2024
I’ve never heard this term, Psychosomatic Health, used before until I found a chapter about it in a book I recently mentioned on this blog. I’m taking a break from posting on my progress on digging out the patio area. I’m hoping that in two weeks I...
by Jane Green | Jul 31, 2023
I re-read one of my favorite childhood books this week, Blue Willow, by Doris Gates. The first copyright of the book was 1940. During this time period they didn’t always follow through with all the writing rules of today, but they told some really good stories...
by Jane Green | Mar 6, 2023
I have been reading Divided Nation—Cultures In Chaos & A Conflicted Church, by Ken Ham. My favorite part of it is that it provides the solution to living out 1 Peter 3:15-16 which says, “But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give...
by Jane Green | Feb 13, 2023
Don’t you just love used book stores? There is a book store in Statesville, NC, Gullion’s, that serves homeschoolers and churches. The store is divided and has an area similar to a Christian book store with gifts, cards, music, and Biblical study tools....
by Jane Green | Feb 6, 2023
February might be considered the month of love as we approach Valentine’s day. We see red and pink hearts , beautiful bouquets, and candy in heart shaped boxes. Hearts everywhere. Thinking about love and giving your heart to another person often starts at an...
by Jane Green | Oct 3, 2022
I have not cried over a book in a very long time, but this is a book that will take your emotions on a wonderful rollercoaster ride. The author, Theodore Taylor, laid out a story meant for middle grade boys, but will appeal to all ages, especially to adults as you...
