Thursday, September 15, 2011

Book Review: J.R.R. Tolkien

J.R.R. Tolkien

By Mark Horne

I chose this book because I enjoy reading biographies of famous people and find it fascinating to read about what life was like years ago. It is somewhat like stepping through a time capsule and coming out on the other side to an entirely different world.

This book was a quick read and I especially found Tolkien’s childhood very interesting. His mother was a very strong woman. I don’t think other single mothers in that day were quite as creative when it came to providing for the family. She sacrificed it all for her children and made sure they received what they needed.

For those who have read Tolkien’s books or watched the movies made after his books, I highly recommend that they read this biography. It will give some insight on his character and imagination.

Sunday, September 4, 2011

Book Review: Your 100 Day Prayer


Lord, teach us to pray. — Luke 11:1

I was so excited to receive this book as a paperback so I could journal and write in it every day. What a blessing this book is!

What's inside: Before you even start the book, there is a place to record your start date and prayer request along with a prayer to begin your 100 day journey. Every day has a bible verse, short story, prayer and a place to list your progress. It only takes a few minutes a day but makes all the difference in the world.

This book could not have come to me at a better time. I am in a transitional stage both with my career and my physical state. I will spend the next 100 days praying over my goals and wishes.

I am excited about this book and will use it as a tool to catapult my new life.

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Inspiration is where you find it.

Great new video! Thank you, Sei Ohmori for letting me post this. Working on #26 right now...

29 Ways to Stay Creative

Get out of your hole










Stop being complacent on old ideas, old ways of doing business. Get out of the hole and climb a mountain.