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My Grandfather’s Gift: A Healing Journey Toward Spiritual Awakening by Carol Dashnau LeBarron
I wanted to share a new???? Self-Help & Spiritual Growth Book Review My Grandfather’s Gift: A Healing Journey Toward Spiritual Awakening by Carol Dashnau LeBarron we received in exchange for this review. Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase, I will make a little bit off the products you purchase. If you’re looking for a self-help book with a spiritual lens, My Grandfather’s Gift offers a reflective and personal approach to healing, awareness, and inner growth. Which I didn’t know I needed until I began to read the book. I like how the Author din’t bring us a traditional “step-by-step”…
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Running Errands, Surviving Life, and Always Needing the Bathroom at the Wrong Time
I don’t know about in your home, but some days don’t feel like errands… they feel like survival mode with a shopping cart. I start out thinking I’m just “running in really quick” to places like Walmart or Home Depot… Next thing you know, we’ve helped fix a car situation, dealt with a plumbing issue, stopped for keys, and somehow ended up eating a split hamburger at a place like Griff’s and calling it a win because it only cost $11 for two people. And somewhere in the middle of all that? You realize the most important stop of the entire day wasn’t planned at all — it was the…
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???? POST 3 — SUNDAY ???? GRANDMA’S TORTILLAS (THE HEART OF TACO TUESDAY)
I know you’ve heard talk of us creating a series called All Things Taco to share on #TacoTuesday. There wouldn’t be Taco Tuesday without Tortilla’s which I’ve always wanted to learn to make. How about you? Would you want to learn how to make Tortilla’s or do you know how? Today I wanted to share a post that shows you how everything connects in Taco Tuesday. As we’ve gotten a recipe for you to make Tortillas for your family and this recipe will become the heart of Taco Tuesday. If you make the Tortilla’s let me know what you thought of them and why. In my home Grandma’s tortillas were…







