Thanks for dropping in, Linda. So I keep hearing I’m not alone in being worn out from the 31 days series. ha. I pray you’re enjoying your month off!

Agreed. Maybe in August we can remind each other that October is on its way! 🙂

Love the Tullian quote! And anytime anyone wants to cook for me, I’m a happy camper.

I loved that quote by Tullian also. Glorious Ruin is the second book of his that I have read and I find that he is quite quotable. 🙂 And very heavy on grace, which I can’t get enough of.

I need to make myself a note early in September (or August!) if I’m going to do 31 days again. I always forget about it until October is almost here. My first thought is usually I won’t do it, but then at the last minute I think how fun it will be and recklessly jump in. ha.

Yes, it is definitely a plus when our kids cook for us. I had both my girls cook some when they were still at home, but I didn’t get the full benefit because they would have to ask me so many questions. But now that they’re on their own, I can just sit back and enjoy. 🙂

That will be an exciting gift to yourself (and others!) to have a book published by Christmas. I pray all goes well.

Maybe you can try the 31 days yourself next year! My advice: start writing before October. ha. That’s where I mess up every year. Hope you have a great weekend too! I hope mine will be quiet. 🙂

The music was definitely a bonus. I had a couple long drives this week back and forth to Auburn, so I got to listen to a lot of the songs and reminisce back to the 70s. Some good and some not so good! ha.

Jenna is definitely enjoying herself even more this year. So far her grades are holding up too. ha.

I’m glad you enjoyed the book quotes. I did enjoy doing it–I just didn’t decide early enough to prepare for it. 🙂