I posted here about my Spring Reading Thing list. Here's an update! (Not as good as I'd hoped.)
So far I completed listening to:
on mp3
I've started or am still working on (some of these were not on my original list):
by George by Wesley Stace; This is a story about a ventriloquist and his puppet. So far a very good read.
One Year To An Organized Life by Regina Leeds; This is my on-going project for the year. I am loving it. Check back here for almost weekly reports on my progress.
Financial Peace Revisited by Dave Ramsey; I am learning so much. I am reading this book as part of the Financial Peace University course we are taking with 9 other individuals from our church. Not only are Jason and I learning and applying great money principles but we are using these principles in other areas of our life as well. Very very good!
Created To Be His Help Meet by Debi Pearl; I re-read this book. I needed a refresher, so to speak. I'm enjoying it again.
And I've added to my list:
The Migraine Brain by Carolyn Bernstein; I borrowed this from a friend because I've been struggling with headaches.
So all in all, I haven't accomplished much reading or listening from my list. And I'm sad about that. I've even been trying to stay away from the computer a little, thinking I'd read more, but there seems to always be something to fill that space. I'm never bored! That being said, one principle we are applying to life is:
So I need to plan and execute those plans - from meals, to money, to family time, to reading, to "sit down" school for the kids.
by George by Wesley Stace; This is a story about a ventriloquist and his puppet. So far a very good read.
One Year To An Organized Life by Regina Leeds; This is my on-going project for the year. I am loving it. Check back here for almost weekly reports on my progress.
Financial Peace Revisited by Dave Ramsey; I am learning so much. I am reading this book as part of the Financial Peace University course we are taking with 9 other individuals from our church. Not only are Jason and I learning and applying great money principles but we are using these principles in other areas of our life as well. Very very good!
Created To Be His Help Meet by Debi Pearl; I re-read this book. I needed a refresher, so to speak. I'm enjoying it again.
And I've added to my list:
The Migraine Brain by Carolyn Bernstein; I borrowed this from a friend because I've been struggling with headaches.
So all in all, I haven't accomplished much reading or listening from my list. And I'm sad about that. I've even been trying to stay away from the computer a little, thinking I'd read more, but there seems to always be something to fill that space. I'm never bored! That being said, one principle we are applying to life is:
If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.
So I need to plan and execute those plans - from meals, to money, to family time, to reading, to "sit down" school for the kids.
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