Musing Mondays


Today’s MUSING MONDAYS post is about picture books.

Do you have a favorite picture book, either from your own childhood, or reading to you children?

I have a copy of Are You My Mother? by P.D. Eastman that was my favorite book as a child. My husband and son bought me a copy a few years ago. It came with a stuffed dog like the one on the cover of the book. It was one of the best gifts I've ever received!!

Winners: Eat The Cookie...Buy The Shoes

Eat The Cookie Buy The Shoes by Joyce Meyer
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ISBN: 9780446538640

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12 17 21 

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By Book or By Crook said...12

Have your cake and eat it too. I like that!


Anonymous said...17

love the title of this book :)


Rebecca Graham said...21

I like to read inspirational books by Joyce Meyer.

365 Photo Project 2010: Day 73

Boots loves having her photo taken

Award Time


Kim, at DC Metroreader, was kind enough to give this award to me! It's the Picasso Award and as part of winning this award I am to share 7 things about me.

1) I've lived in Ohio, California and Florida

2) I've been married 21 years

3) I saw Michael Jackson in concert when I was a teen

4) I eat my mashed potatoes with corn mixed in it...yummy!

5) I'm claustrophobic...bad

6) I was on my school's drill team

7) I'm not crafty at all. AT ALL!!

I'm passing this award on to:



Review: Green Like God

  • Green Like God by Jonathan Merritt
  • Hardcover: 208 pages
  • Publisher: FaithWords (April 6, 2010)
    • ISBN-10: 0446557250
    • ISBN-13: 978-0446557252

About The Book:
In GREEN LIKE GOD, Jonathan Merritt gently and insightfully observes that the Creator has a lot to say about environmental problems like unclean water, mindless materialism, wastefulness, over consumption, and pollution. In fact, Jonathan writes that "in the book of Genesis, God went green and never looked back." Relying heavily on the Scriptures, Jonathan gives the case for green living, but not because it's trendy and hip. Rather, it's part of worshipful and obedient living as a follower of God.

GREEN LIKE GOD is at once practical, prescriptive, and conversational in tone. Jonathan weaves together surprising truths with the fascinating story of his own journey from enviro-ambivalence to the front line of the creation care movement.

Written for a new generation of Christians who are struggling with how to deal with the important issue of creation-care and green living, GREEN LIKE GOD is both highly relevant and theologically sound. This is the book that people of faith are longing for and need today.


My Thoughts:
The Sections are~
Acknowledgments
Introduction
God Is Green

A Deeper Shade of Green
Our Green Creator-God
Doninion as Benevolent Monarchy
Unexpected God-Moments
The Sanctuary in Which We Live
Skeptics, Cynics, and New Your Times Bestsellers
Facing the Facts
The Enemy in Us All
Do These Jeans Make My Landfill Look
How Green Is Green Enough?
Somethings Rumbling
Appendix 1: Guidelines for a Greener Life
Appendix 2: The Big, Bad Climate Questions
Appendix 3: Resources
Notes
About The Author

Using the Bible as reference as well as personal experiences, the author takes you on a journey of how you can be greener and by doing so, you can help protect the world God has given us. Hopefully everyone who reads this book will realize what damage we are doing by not being as green as we can be. The book is a quick and easy read and is not only inspirational, it is a call to us all to do what we can. I think everyone, no matter their religious beliefs, will benefit from reading this book.


*Thanks to Valerie and Hachette Book Group for this ARC*

365 Photo Project 2010: Day 72


This is baby Harley getting his hair washed soon after he was born. He loved feeling the water running over his head. Will update his condition later. Thanks again for all the prayers.

Giveaway: I Has A Hotdog


I Has A Hotdog by Professor Happycat

I HAS A BWAIN!!!!

An you thawt we dint! Now Professor Happycat tells you what's in it and, from I HAS A HOTDOG.com and beyond, lets over 200 LOLdogs loose on the world, all barking the truth about kibble, toys, and bad kitties. This collection of favorites and never-before-seen photos will have you barking for more!

For all you hoomins, a LOLdog is a kay-nine picture with a funny, misspelled caption.

Thanks to Anna and Hachette Book Group, I have 3 copies to giveaway!

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