6 Great Reads for Spring Break
Need a book to curl up with over Spring Break? Here are some books I’ve read recently that I think you’ll enjoy.
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How to Choose the Right Tools for Drawing
When my sister first introduced me to drawing, I was given a charcoal pencil. Later in 2010 when I began drawing again, I picked up a regular mechanical pencil and began drawing on a sketch pad. Since then, I’ve learned a bit about the tools of the trade.
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A Simple Technique to Change Your Perspective on Heaven
What if heaven was like a giant family reunion with room for everyone?
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4 Secrets for Awesome Read Alouds from a Mom
My fifth grade year, Mom would clean up supper dishes and then we’d sit down in the living room and she’d read to us Angel Unaware by Dale Evans Rogers. The memory is with me to this day of the feeling of contentment and peace sitting and listening to Mom’s voice. I’ve continued the tradition by reading after dinner with my family. Here’s what I’ve learned over the years.
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Musings on Art Deprivation
People talk about sleep deprivation, caffeine deprivation, and grandchild deprivation. When we go without art, our lives become dull and lifeless.
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Another Train, Another Station
This story first appeared on my deviant art account. I wrote it for a contest which required a steampunk theme and a dragon. I thought it would be a great way to start off the week.
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A Healer uses Tea
Expanding our Horizons
Cute video on country facts, and an amazing demonstration of multilingualism
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Holding Our Kids to Integrity
Lessons for #parents and their kids learned from a career fair presentation by a game warden.
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Great Reads for February
Here are the books I’ve read in January. They are all great reads with ideas for the whole family.
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