While eating: Hey, that's great, you're feeding me! I've been telling you I'm hungry! 2 minutes after: I'm full. I feel happy. 10 minutes after: I don't feel so good. Maybe you ate too much. 20 minutes after: I feel terrible. Why would you do this to me! Sometime in the middle of the night:… Continue reading How My Body Feels When I Have McDonalds For Dinner
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Do Engagement Rings Still Matter?
Yesterday, Peter pointed out this piece in The Globe and Mail - "Why do engagement rings still matter?". It got me thinking. Why do we have engagement rings or even wedding rings? Are they needed? Are they still relevant? According to Wikipedia (ie: take it with a grain of salt), engagement rings have been around… Continue reading Do Engagement Rings Still Matter?
Truth and Rewards
I'm currently reading Timothy Keller's latest book (see here and here to read more about my respect for Keller). This book is co-written with Keller's wife, Kathy Keller, and it's called The Meaning of Marriage. I'll write more about it in the future but let me just say right now that it's very good and… Continue reading Truth and Rewards
A Revelation
This week I found out who these guys are: I had both never heard of them and had never heard the song that made them "famous". My initial reaction was a certain pride in not knowing who these teen pop stars are. After all, doesn't it demonstrate that I listen to music of a higher… Continue reading A Revelation
Book Review – Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs
Have you ever found a photograph - a photograph of complete strangers? Maybe in a used book or at a flea market? Not a photograph of anyone you know or anybody famous or of a place you’ve ever heard of. Just somebody else's ordinary, precious personal photo. Working at a used bookstore I found a… Continue reading Book Review – Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs
My Week So Far…
Easter Weekend 2012
Picture heavy post. Not much to say, just feeling very blessed after a wonderful weekend on the Sunshine Coast.
A Beautiful Woman
Has anybody read this article by Samantha Brick? In it Brick details the difficulties of being too beautiful. Brick is 41, an English woman living in France with her French husband, and, apparently, accomplished in her career. Yes, the article includes pictures of her. She says that frequently men buy her drinks, help her to… Continue reading A Beautiful Woman
Thrifting Adventures (American Edition)
I sort of forgot that I had made mention in a previous post that I would share some of our thrift store discoveries made while in Washington. Peter and I are avid thrift shoppers - we can't get enough of the places. It goes along nicely with the fact that we're newish university graduates and… Continue reading Thrifting Adventures (American Edition)
A Botanical Adventure through the Pacific Northwest
Okay, that headline is a little misleading. I like the word botanical though. Last week Peter and I got to spend three days and two nights a little south of the border...the state of Washington! The weather was gorgeous, we had some excellent thrift store experiences, and I took a lot of pictures. We spent… Continue reading A Botanical Adventure through the Pacific Northwest
