Friday Finds | May 15 – 2020 | Welcome back my friend. It’s great you stopped by for a visit. These days, I’ll take friendly visits and chats wherever I can find them. How about you? Are you holding up well to the social distancing regulations? It’s important to have a place to rest your mind and I hope you find a bit of that peace here. Take a few minutes of quiet time with your favorite beverage and read through this post for some book suggestions, a recipe or two you might want to try, and a simple craft project to consider.
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Friday Finds | May 15 – 2020 | Books
Living Lightly: Bring Happiness and Calm to Your Everyday by Dale Curd & Kimberly Alexander
EMBRACE THE PRESENT AND FIND CALM AND JOY—EVERY DAY
Living Lightly offers a year’s worth of opportunities to commune, in the deepest and most beautiful sense of that word, with your self and your life. Featuring timeless wisdom, inspiring quotes and simple, practical strategies to help you boost your happiness, Living Lightly invites you to explore how your mind works, understand and express your feelings and be reminded that you are much, much stronger than you realize. Living Lightly is a great way to start or end the day.
Little Rue Makes Stew by Dan Jilg
Little Rue Makes Stew is the first in a series of children’s books with the author’s three boys as an audience in mind. The series follows a young joey kangaroo, affectionately named Little Rue, as he grows up and experiences the world around him the same way many young children do—by playing and working with their parents, neighbors, and friends. In Little Rue Makes Stew, Little Rue, working alongside his mother, learns how to cook the family meal. Throughout the story, Little Rue washes his hands, fills the pot with water, adds vegetables, peels potatoes, and, most importantly, learns that the kitchen stove is dangerous and that it’s very important to be careful.
Displaced (TimeRift Book 1) by David Korson
Bea Cooper, a sixteen-year-old disc golf prodigy, has a lot to prove both on the course and off. But her real challenge begins when she inherits a bizarre device with unanticipated power. Finding herself unexpectedly transported to another place and time, she must rely on a stranger—a strong but aloof man named Durango—to help her get home. One question, however, lingers: Can she really trust a man whose motives seem to be self-centered at best? Making matters worse, unbeknownst to Bea there is an evil adversary that not only knows who she is but also wants to stop her from ever returning to her own time. It will take everything in her power for Bea to find a way back home.
With the perfect balance of intrigue, suspense, humor, and romance, Displaced is a time-travel adventure that you are sure to fall in love with!
In case you missed it on the blog this week!
6 BOOKS BY JAMES J CUDNEY | MAY PROMO
A SHIFTING OF STARS BY KATHY KIMBRAY | BOOK REVIEW
THE SCREAMCATCHER SERIES BY CHRISTY J. BREEDLOVE | REVIEW | AUTHOR Q&A
REALM JOURNEY BY BEN SCHNEIDER | BOOK REVIEW
FREE AS A BIRD BY MISSY TARANTINO | BOOK REVIEW
Friday Finds | May 15 – 2020 | Recipes
Cranberry Sour Cream Low-Carb Blender Muffins
Cornbread Waffles with Chili
Friday Finds | May 15 – 2020 | Creative Projects
Crochet Berlin Hat (PDF PATTERN)
I’m not very proficient at crochet and I am itching to try this pattern. It looks so cool!
Owl Candle Holder Painting
This looks like such a fun project. I know lots of people looking for quick fun artsy projects right now. This is perfect for them.
- All painting supplies, paintbrush, and ceramic owl candle holder included
- For all ages – From 5-year-olds to adults – All will enjoy the creative project of coloring your own candle holder – Its a lot of fun!
- Cool activity to do with the family
That wraps up this week’s edition. Be sure you scroll down to reply and let me know your favorite find this week.
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I love reading these posts! Great list as always!
Thanks so much for reading Jenny. Comments like yours make the effort worthwhile.
Interesting finds! Thanks so much for linking up with me at my #UnlimitedMonthlyLinkParty 12, open May 1 to 26. All party entries shared if social media buttons installed.