Jump on over to Neysa’s blog today where she discusses compelling character components! All part of a great fun series she’s running (I’ll be guest posting soon so be on the look out for that as well!)
Five on my nightstand . . .
Before college I read one book at a time. After college I can’t help but reading multiple books at a time (college ruined me). I love having more than one book to read. All those stories running through your head . . . I know. I sound crazy. I probably am. Here’s what’s currently gracing my nightstand. Divergent: This is my… Read More
Top 5 Podcasts (to beat dish washing duty)
In an attempt to watch less Netflix, I’ve acquired a healthy addiction to podcasts. Generally while washing dishes (or any other stationary “house duty” type job), I binge watch something random on Netflix. I was getting a little frustrated with my choices — with little people running around it wasn’t like I could watch absolutely anything I wanted (and anything that had… Read More
5 Things on Friday
** 1. The Office stare machine. Just do it. 2. This post on writing and motherhood. 3. This post on starting a podcast (I still want to do a writer/bookish one—will it ever happen? Probably not, but we’ll see). 4. I’m so inspired by the 100 Days of Real Food website. Trying everyday to add more “real” to my kids’ diets…. Read More
What I’m reading
title: The Reading Promise author: Alice Ozma genre: Memoir thoughts: This memoir is super sweet and inspirational. I love reading about the books that Alice and her father read and the adventures they took (some of their books are making their way onto our books to read out loud!)
Krumms Eat: German Soup
German soup has become a staple around the Krumm house (now if we can just get the kids on board. . .) Super simple, lasts for days, and super yummy. 1 head of cabbage 1 package of Turkey polska kielbasa (we use this from Aldis) or beef or pork whatever suits your fancy Red potatoes (I use 5-8 depending on… Read More
My ideal bookshelf
I stumbled upon this book at the library while (quickly) browsing the shelves. As any book lover would, I have fallen in love with this book. Growing up I was always a reader. I was that child who was grounded from reading until I got my homework done (and just in case you’re wondering, because I was grounded from reading,… Read More
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