Envy is ugly. And selfish. I should know. Last week a simple social media post written by a lovely, young Christian woman sent me into a pit of envy for the better part of an afternoon. If wasn’t her post, of course, which I assume was meant to be innocuous and helpful. It was me. My pride. … Continue reading The Wearin’ O’ the Green: Envy
Mentored for Good by Keith Lilek About the Book: Are you happy with who you’ve become? I am, but I didn’t get here by myself. I’m the beneficiary of many God-inspired mentors throughout my life. Their guidance and wisdom have shaped me into the person I am today. Do you remember who lifted you at … Continue reading Mentored for Good Blog Tour
Welcome to the June 2018 edition of An Open Book, hosted both at My Scribbler’s Heart AND CatholicMom.com! Lately, I’ve gone from reading one book at a time to juggling an audiobook or two, a children’s book, and a couple of others simultaneously. It’s not my favorite way to read, but it’s getting the job done. … Continue reading An Open Book
Palm trees, clear blue waters, soft white sand, colonial buildings washed in mustard paint, bougainvillea flowers - meet your next favourite raincoat - the Caribe. This coat will have you bringing the Caribbean sunshine no matter the weather! Tell me quick: Conscious fashion at its best - recycled plastic is used to create the lightweight outer waterproof fabric as well as the soft grey mesh lining. All the deets: Packable perfection. This rain jacket will fit in the tiniest of spots and weighing in at approx. 500g, is great to have with you for those unexpected, sparkly showers. Waterproof to 10 000mm (high), seam sealed (no water can reach you through the seams) and treated with DWR (Durable Water Repellent) means you won't get wet in a downpour with water beading off you like a duck's back. This is our highest rated waterproof level. Breathable to let water vapour escape while you're getting from home to work or whiling time away at the farmer's market on Saturday morning. Printed layer of fabric and mesh lining are both made from recycled plastic - this is feel good fashion all the way. Scribbler is so proud to finally be able to offer this to you. Reflective elements on side pockets, chest and back so that cars and others can see you in low light. New reflective edging on cuff. Two-way front zipper (YKK - cos they're the best) - so you can ride your bike/horse or sit in your car/a bus comfortably New hood shape with 3-way adjustable hood - because nobody wants water in their eyes when they're trying to see in front of them in a rain shower. Our new hood shape was based on research from our Scribbler fans - better peripheral vision, back of head adjustability and peak adjustability Zippered side pockets to keep your valuables dry and safe when out and about Internal pocket - for those extra special valuables you want to keep close to your heart (quite literally!) Storm flap over the front zip to keep things water tight for you Hidden elasticated cuffs to keep water from running down your arm (and cold shivers up your spine!) Palm cut out cuff for ease of use now with reflective on edge Longer back scoop to protect you even more when moving about Chin guard to protect your chin from the gorgeous yellow zip Rae wears a size 8 (S) and Lan wears a size 16 (2XL). Sizing: our styles are all slim fit, but check our sizing guide for help. Sizes range from 6 (XS) - 22 (5XL). GARMENT CARE: To clean your coat we recommend washing with Nikwax Tech Wash. Then, if your jacket requires DWR re-proofing, wash with Nikwax TX.Direct. We sell a care bundle here with everything you need. See our garment care guide here.
Being that I, uh, only recently completed my summer 2021 reading list, I’m keeping this list short. Find below: the book, the blurb, and why I want to read it. Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell Blurb: Gone with the Wind, novel by Margaret Mitchell, published in 1936. It won a Pulitzer Prize in … Continue reading My Summer 2022 Reading List
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I’m linking up with The Broke and the Bookish (which describes me quite well) for my most anticipated releases for the second half of 2016. Some covers are available, some are not. Some are already listed on Amazon, some are not. Some I’m not quite sure of the release date. (And one is a wee bit … Continue reading Top 10 Tuesday: Most Anticipated Releases
In my Catholic grade school, we played what was known simply as “The Religion Game.” Short explanation: it involved a person guessing a religious terms using clues provided by teammates. One of the vocabulary terms committed to memory was ejaculation. Ejaculation: a short prayer meant to be memorized and repeated throughout the day In those pre-pubescent … Continue reading Patient Much? The Mindset of Endurance
Newbie Reads: Sam has read two books that has increased and deepen his understanding of Sweden, the Swedes and their cultural codex.
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By Linda Fisher Thornton What sets ethical leaders apart from other leaders? They take the time to THINK before making decisions. And that’s not all they do that sets them apart.
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If I were to list all of the (many) things I take for granted, my guardian angel would be one of them. In my defense, I can’t see, hear, smell, touch, or taste it, so it’s not hard to forget despite the fact I’ve said the Prayer to Your Guardian Angel every night of my … Continue reading Battle for His Soul: A Glimpse at Unseen Realities