Friday Finds | May 29, 2020 – where you’ll find book suggestions, recipes, blog highlights, and fun projects for the entire family. This week I found so many things I wanted to share with you, I had to save some for next week. Needless to say, I fell down a rabbit hole or two… ahem, I’m talking about you Pinterest!

 

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Friday Finds | May 29, 2020 | Books

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Murder of the Obeah Man by Judy Fishel 

When the old owl hooted just outside her window, Jeenya Birdsong cringed. She knew what it meant. Long ago her Granny, high up in the Blue Mountains in Jamaica, had taught her to know the omens. She had no doubt. This was a sign that someone was dying. More than that, it was probably MURDER. Jeenya, an herbalist, healer, and spiritual advisor, soon decides to help the detectives find the killer. Her husband would worry, saying it was too dangerous. She worried about getting in the way or making a total fool of herself.

 

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The Infinite Artist: Wisdom and Practical Advice for Living Your Creative Calling  by Douglas Smith 

So you came to this great, strange planet with a mission — to create, from a hidden place deep inside you, something that will make the world a better place. And you are deep into it, but you are somehow stuck.

Creative Flow Teacher, Artist, Designer, and Author Douglas Paul Smith shows us how to thrive as an artist in a world that sometimes, mysteriously, doesn’t seem to value an artist’s creativity, or know why art forms even exist.

The Infinite Artist is insight and inspiration for taking the leap into becoming the artist we were born to be. It illumines the essential inner and outer steps for exploring our innate capacity for creative authenticity and genius. As both spiritual guide and practical advice, it gives access to a place in ourselves that is powerfully creative and deeply healing – a fresh insight into the human potential for artistic expression.

 

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Dream Chasers: A Journey of Faith by Eric Suddoth

We all have a dream
We all have a purpose
It’s time to use your dream to fulfill your purpose

We were created to dream, but so often we lose the childlike innocence of dreaming of things to come. This book is a compelling reminder that God has an incredible purpose for everyone’s life. The Bible is filled with stories of people following their dreams – walking to freedom through a sea, defeating giants with mere pebbles, or watching loved ones be healed. These people dreamed big dreams, but not from their own imagination or merit. No, God ordained these great men and women of faith to chase their dreams, just as He still does today. In this captivating book, mystery and inspirational author, Eric Suddoth engages dreamers to begin a journey they were destined to walk.

First steps are always scary, but we are on this journey together. It’s time to be Dream Chasers.

 

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The Quest for the Golden Bracelet by Jasmine Fogwell

On his twelfth birthday, Oshry prepares to set out on the traditional quest to become an adult in the coal colony: the quest for the golden bracelet. This tradition is sacred to the potters, small forest creatures who live in hollow trees. The trek to the floating island, where the golden bracelets are made, brings Oshry through other potter communities and confronts him with an unspoken rule that forbids friendships between colonies. Balsam, a young potter from the maple colony who is also on her quest, finds this rule a bit silly and tags along with a reluctant Oshry. But as they travel together, they begin to hear rumours of the mistreatment of potters on the floating island. By the time they reach the island, both feel uncomfortable accepting the traditional bracelet, but what can they do?

 

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HumanKind: Changing the World One Small Act At a Time by Brad Aronson

HumanKind is the heartwarming feel-good book that we all need right now.
Brad Aronson’s life changed in an instant when his wife, Mia, was diagnosed with leukemia. After her diagnosis, Brad spent most of the next two and a half years either by her side as she received treatment or trying to shield their five-year-old son, Jack, from the worst of Mia’s illness. Amid the stress and despair of waiting for the treatment to work, Brad and Mia were met by an outpouring of kindness from friends, family, and even complete strangers.

Inspired by the many demonstrations of “human kindness” that supported their family through Mia’s recovery, Brad began writing about the people who rescued his family from that dark time, often with the smallest of gestures. But he didn’t stop there. Knowing that simple acts of kindness transform lives across the globe every day, he sought out these stories and shares some of the best ones here.

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Friday Finds | May 29, 2020 | Recipes

FRIDAY FINDS | MAY 29 | 2020 creamsicle prosecco floats
Credit: SpicesInMyDNA.com

Creamsicle Prosecco Floats from SpicesInMyDNA look like the perfect summer evening refreshment. Orange creamsicles were a childhood favorite. It’s time to try the adult version!

 

FRIDAY FINDS | MAY 29 | 2020 Berry-Cinnamon Roll Monkey Bread
Credit: Pillsbury

Berry-Cinnamon Roll Monkey Bread from Pillsbury is the summer upgrade on Monkey Bread. This would be lovely for a brunch or family breakfast.

 

FRIDAY FINDS | MAY 29 | 2020 LOW CARB WAFFLED TUNA CAKES
Credit: OfficiallyGlutenFree.com

Since we have been having so much fun in recent weeks with the waffle maker. Check out this recipe for:

Low Carb Waffled Tuna Cakes from Lyndsay at Officially Gluten Free

She says the ingredients are easily adjustable, so I’m thinking Salmon Patties.

 

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Friday Finds | May 29, 2020 |Creative Projects

 

FRIDAY FINDS | MAY 29 | 2020 - Summer Cam at Home

How to Create a Magical Summer Camp Experience at Home by Stephanie Moise

It seems likely that summer camps will be canceled this year. Here are some ideas to keep kids and adults alike happy.

 

FRIDAY FINDS | MAY 29 | 2020 -Wood Quilt Block Kit
Credit: TheVintageFarmGirls

Wood Quilt Block Kit from TheVintageFarmGirls looks like a unique project. They even sell with bulk pricing if you want to do several or have a family painting party.

 

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