I love going to the movies on the weekend. My profession is very consuming and I do a lot of volunteer work outside of my job so it’s nice to…
Insurgent Book Review: Preparing for the Film Release
Have you heard that Insurgent is in theaters? If not, you must be hiding under a rock. I’m really excited about the movie. I’m hoping to go see it tomorrow….
A Double Play: Two Inspiring Stories of Creating a New Beginning
It’s been a while since I’ve logged on and written a post. While I haven’t been writing much recently, fear not, I have been reading a ton. I’m actually in…
Book Review: End of Secrets by Ryan Quinn – Have you figured it out yet?
I teach Sunday School for Pre-schoolers twice a month in my local church. I love the ages of 3 and 4 because the kids are always full of questions and…
Plaster City by Johnny Shaw – This is for all the boys
If you can’t tell just by looking at my website with its pink and purple tones or some of my reading choices like Twilight and The Station Series, I’m a…
Review: The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt – A example of modern-day idolatry
Not long ago I was having a philosophical conversation with a friend about the existence of idolatry for today’s Christians. (I know, pretty deep.) She stated that most Christians in…
Movie Vs. Book – If I Stay – Which version wins out?
It’s been a while since I’ve been able to dedicate some time to blogging. I have been doing a lot of reading recently, but most of my free time has…
Inamorata by Megan Chance – The unexpected love story
Have you ever admired a piece of art and then afterwards tried to describe it a friend and find yourself falling short on how to describe it? It’s not that…
Movie Review: The Giver – Some things always change
Imagine a world where books don’t exist. Love has been eliminated. Everything that differentiates you from others is squashed. There is no first love because there is no love. And…