5 Favorite Comments on 5 Posts
I love reading your comments at the end of blog posts. You teach me so much.
Here are five favorite comments from five posts from the blog last month. Thank you for sharing your hearts and wisdom here.
I’m sharing five groups of five things I love, one per day this week.
- 5 Books I Recommend (Monday)
- 5 Things to Laugh About in 2020 (Tuesday)
- 5 Links I Love (Wednesday)
- 5 Favorite Comments on 5 Posts (Thursday)
- 5 Snapshots of Time and 1-Second Everyday Video (Friday)
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5 Posts and 5 Favorite Comments
1. How Can We Stay Close If We Don’t Communicate?
If we keep avoiding people who disagree with us, how will we ever come back together? Let’s relearn how to talk together.
From Martha:
“I remind myself often that we are all God’s children, and that we should treat one another with respect and dignity. I do wish things weren’t so polarized right now, but with God’s help, we can recover and truly be one nation under God.”
2. 5 Reasons to Read Nonfiction Books + 5 Favorite Books to Read in 2020
If you don’t already love nonfiction books, here are 5 reasons on this blog post for you to add nonfiction to your to-read list. Plus a book suggestion for each category.
From Literary Feline:
“I like to be inspired by my reading and find that in both fiction and nonfiction. I enjoy historical fiction and when I come across a character that existed in real life, I will often do a bit of research to find out more about that person in their real-life. More often than not, I am more impressed with the real person. Sometimes I like to read about someone’s struggle or journey and gain perspective about my own life that maybe I was missing or needed illuminated, whether similar or completely different. And I just plain love to learn new things and expand my worldview.”
3. Is Someone Avoiding Your Table?
Who is avoiding your table? When we make others uncomfortable, they’ll sit elsewhere. Learn to be a safe place. Ideas in the post.
From Carlie:
“As a believer in Christ, I long for us (believers) to truly live out His mission, and ours, to make room at the table for EVERYONE. May we purposefully strive ‘for everyone to be invited. To feel welcomed. To feel at home.’”
4. 5 Reasons to Love Being a Grandparent (+ Pictures)
I share 5 reasons in this post about why I love being a grandparent. I’m still a newbie, but I’m loving it.
From Theresa:
“My grandmother used to wear polyester pants with creases sewn in. For years, that’s what I associated with being a grandmother. Luckily, they are no longer required!”
5. How Do You Decide What to Read Next?
In this post I share how I decide what to read next, plus some books recommended to me from #nonficnov.
From Jeanne:
“I have a couple hundred hard copy books on my TBR shelves. I have placed them in the order I want to read them. Although, admittedly, that order changes from time to time. 😉 I also take note of what blogging friends have recommended, and if the book is on a topic that resonates with me or that I have been pondering, I’ll pick up that book and put it at the front of the pile.”
- 5 Links I Love—December 2020
- 5 Snapshots of Time
OH!
So glad I don’t need a grandmother costume including THOSE pants!
This is such a fun reflection! I discovered some posts of yours that I had missed! LOVE IT!
I love this. I love commenters as well.
Thanks for including my comment here, Lisa!
Blessings!
I love your “5” posts, Lisa. 🙂 These comments are great. Love and blessings to you!
Ha! I am so glad I never committed the sin of wearing those kinds of pants!
I love reading and learning from other’s people’s comments too. I often read all the comments on a post I am reading; even with it’s not my blog post. Pinned.
These are great! The polyester pants were bad enough and then those with sewn creases! Yuck. A hundred books in order of desire to read them! WOW!
This is a wonderful addition to the blog, and very in keeping with the generous character that shows in your posts.
I don’t know if I’m quite in the “couple hundred hard copy books on my TBR shelves” but there is a particular shelf that admonishes me whenever I see it. Our main bookcase has many of my favourites on it, reread many times.