Finding Krissi

There is nothing like a good work out to clear the cobwebs. Each day I workout my commitment to live healthier grows stronger. Why do I forget how wonderful it feels to move? There are a lot of things I forget that make me feel wonderful. Mostly, because before the wonderful there is a lot of hard work. For example, exercise before I can feel the wonderful after glow of a good work out, I have to actually endure the workout. Eating right, so much easier to sit down to a bag full of jellybeans, enjoying the sugar rush, then to prepare a good and balance meal. Ironically, the jellybeans will eventually make me sick but the healthy meal makes me feel stronger. The list goes on our goals, our relationships all give us the feeling of strength when we commit and take care of them. A little while ago an author name Chris Tomlinson, contacted me and asked how I would feel about reviewing his book. “Crave, Wanting so much more of God.” I followed a couple of links he provided and read through s...

"Crave, Wanting So Much More of God," by Chris Tomlinson was provided to me compliments of Harvest House. In addition to providing me a copy they provided a second copy to give away. I believe in keeping things simple so all I ask is that you read the first three chapters of the book and leave a comment. Okay, I'm not really going to know if you read the first three chapters but I highly suggest your read the first three chapters. Next Saturday, February 20th I will let random.org provide a winner. If you want to check out what other people said about "Crave," you can check out Mr. Tomlinson's blog Link HERE. Or maybe your more a twitter person than you can check out Mr. Tomlinson Here . If you don't do twitter and you are all about facebook you can check out this link . Prayers and Hugs,

I will be honest and tell you that I read a lot of books that I call brain candy. I would compare them to a 30 minute TV show or just the type of book you don't have to engage to much brain power. Because lets face it most days my brain power is running on empty by the end of the day. Often I pick up a book, start reading, figure out it is going to take me a little extra brain power, and quit reading. However, from the first page Brunonia Barry's, "The Lace Reader," pulled me in. I kept reading even after I figured out that it was going to take a few extra brain cells. The story had a wonderful flow that was very sad and haunting. There were moments that I thought I couldn't keep reading because I hate feeling sad and depressed. The characters just kept pulling at me. There were several mysteries intertwined and I had to know how they were going to work out. The ending of this book was very unexpected so unexpected I think I may have to re-read this book. If your ...

Hey Everyone! Follow this link to my review blog . I had the opportunity to review AT&T's FamilyMap feature. It was a very fun feature to review. Check out the post and leave a comment and you could win a hundred bucks. Very Cool!