These posts are about works of non-fiction that will most likely be enjoyed by an adult audience.
It took me nearly the entire year to complete this book, but it was definitely an interesting look at the history behind the airship and the airplane. If this is an area of interest for you, I would encourage you to read or listen to this book. Continue reading I Finally Finished It!
Resilient was written during, and partially in response to, some of the tensest and most difficult hours of the COVID-19 pandemic. John Eldredge has been a Christian counselor for several decades and has written many books that help Christians put their physical, emotional, and spiritual lives in perspective. Continue reading Resilient
Blesed Mode by Kel Mitchell Synopsis Blessed Mode is a 90-day, daily devotional that will challenge and encourage you. Each devotional also contains a prayer and an action that you can take to put the given day’s topic to work. Kel covers a wide range of topics such, as speaking with kindness, not dwelling on past hurts, and seeing the world as Christ sees it. … Continue reading Blessed Mode
I am a simple man and that’s why I need a simple cook book! Love the step by step pictures and the hand holding ( no we are not dating). Humor goes well with my cooking because my family always laughs when I cook! Dairy free is good because my wife is intolerant to dairy. I eat anything and when I cook anything without thinking… … Continue reading Let’s Go!
As a parent, I am entering that dreaded phase of parenting a teenager, with two more not far behind. I anticipate blinking only a few more times before my kids are adults, so I’m glad that I have found Amy’s book now, while there’s a little time left to capture. Now, that’s not to say that I haven’t captured some wonderful moments already, but I’m grateful for the encouragement to keep the camera clicking, even if my kids don’t understand my need to always be taking photos. Continue reading Dad, why do you take so many pictures?
Capital Gaines: Smart Things I Learned Doing Stupid Stuff by Chip Gaines It seems that there is this mean streak in people today. They feel entitled to speak down to anyone they feel is not as smart as they! This is shown in the reviews of this book. This is a nice guy telling us about his life in a nice way. When I read … Continue reading Capital Gaines: Smart Things I Learned Doing Stupid Stuff
David Sheley 