Well, once again it is time to hop over to RAnn's blog for Sunday Snippets, where Catholic bloggers like me share our posts. I've discovered some wonderful blogs here. How about sharing yours?
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Books Read In The Past Week
Books read for the first time are marked with a #
Books, (except Sunday books) are grouped by author, and not necessarily in the order read.
Sunday books
Sunday books
"The Story of the Trapp Family Singers"
by Maria Augusta Trapp
[autobiography/biography]
"That Office Boy" #
"That Office Boy" #
by Fr. Francis J. Finn, S.J.
[children's fiction, Catholic]
(free online book)
Weekday Books
"All The Time You Need, The Greatest Gift In The World" #
by Robert R. Updegraff
[nonfiction]
(The author also wrote "Try
Giving Yourself Away" under
the pen-name David Dunn. )
This book has some good advice, and interesting anecdotes.
{carrying over into next week}
"Lark Rise to Candleford
A Trilogy"
by Flora Thompson
[autobiography]
A Book for Weekdays AND Sundays
"The Imitation of Christ"
by Thomas A Kempis
[Kindle book]
"All The Time You Need, The Greatest Gift In The World" #
by Robert R. Updegraff
[nonfiction]
(The author also wrote "Try
Giving Yourself Away" under
the pen-name David Dunn. )
This book has some good advice, and interesting anecdotes.
{carrying over into next week}
"Lark Rise to Candleford
A Trilogy"
by Flora Thompson
[autobiography]
{carrying over into next week}
"Blueberries For Sal"
"Deer Valley Girl" #
(openlibrary.org loan)
"Puritan Adventure"
(physical copy, replacing
the one lost when I moved)
by Lois Lenski
[children's fiction]
"Blueberries For Sal"
by Robert McCloskey
[picture book]
(openlibrary.org loan)"Deer Valley Girl" #
(openlibrary.org loan)
"Puritan Adventure"
(physical copy, replacing
the one lost when I moved)
by Lois Lenski
[children's fiction]
A Book for Weekdays AND Sundays
"The Imitation of Christ"
by Thomas A Kempis
[Kindle book]
Daily Heroism
Every day, thousands of cops and firefighters perform an act of heroism. This action will not be mentioned in the news media, because it is not dramatic. It is, rather, a simple, routine act.
And what is this act of heroism? It is nothing more... or less...
than starting another day on the job.
And what is this act of heroism? It is nothing more... or less...
than starting another day on the job.
Sunday, February 8, 2015
6th Century Image Added to Collection
I've just added this image to my Rosary Art Collection. It's the first mosaic in the collection.
Saturday, February 7, 2015
Sunday Snippets-- A Catholic Carnival
Well, once again it is time to hop over to RAnn's blog for Sunday Snippets, where Catholic bloggers like me share our posts. I've discovered some wonderful blogs here. How about sharing yours?
Semper Gaudete! : New Image in Collection
Semper Gaudete! : I'd Like To See Fifty Shades of Grey.
Semper Gaudete! : Books Read In The Past Week
Semper Gaudete! : I'd Like To See Fifty Shades of Grey.
Semper Gaudete! : Books Read In The Past Week
Books Read In The Past Week
Books read for the first time are marked with a #
Books, (except Sunday books) are grouped by author, and not necessarily in the order read.
Sunday books
Sunday books
"The Story of the Trapp Family Singers"
by Maria Augusta Trapp
[autobiography/biography]
"That Office Boy" #
"That Office Boy" #
by Fr. Francis J. Finn, S.J.
[children's fiction, Catholic]
(free online book)
Weekday Books
"Class-ified Information: Yaffa"
"Class-ified Information: Baila"
by M.C. Millman
[children's/young teen fiction, Jewish, series]
These books are companion volumes, each covering
the same time period (a year in 8th grade) from the
first-person viewpoint of a different girl in the class,
and can be read in any order. Certain incidents which
take center stage in some books may get just a brief mention, or none at all, in others.
Also, each girl's home life is different, of course.
"Class-ified Information: Baila"
by M.C. Millman
[children's/young teen fiction, Jewish, series]
These books are companion volumes, each covering
the same time period (a year in 8th grade) from the
first-person viewpoint of a different girl in the class,
and can be read in any order. Certain incidents which
take center stage in some books may get just a brief mention, or none at all, in others.
Also, each girl's home life is different, of course.
"The Home Has A Heart"
by Thyra Ferre Bjorn
[non-fiction; Christian (Protestant) themes, recipes,
anecdotes]
(February chapter only)
"The Only One Club" #
by Jane Naliboff
[picture book]
(Kindle book)
"Mattie Mae"
by Edna Beiler
[children's fiction, Amish]
"Heidi Grows Up"
by Charles Tritten
[children's fiction]
(openlibrary.org loans
"All The Time You Need, The Greatest Gift In The World" #
by Robert R. Updegraff
[nonfiction]
(The author also wrote "Try
Giving Yourself Away" under
the pen-name David Dunn. )
This book has some good advice, and interesting anecdotes.
{carrying over into next week}
"Lark Rise to Candleford
A Trilogy"
by Flora Thompson
[autobiography]
{carrying over into next week}
A Book for Weekdays AND Sundays
"The Imitation of Christ"
by Thomas A Kempis
[Kindle book]
Thursday, February 5, 2015
I'd Like To See Fifty Shades of Grey.
That's right! I'm a Catholic blogger who would really, really like to see fifty shades of grey.
At the movies?
No.
On video?
No.
On television?
So just where would I like to see fifty shades of grey?
In a crayon box!
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