It’s okay to share your opinion here, Donna. We all have various opinions on different matters, but are still guided by the same Spirit as we share a mutual faith in Jesus. We saw The Shack last night and were greatly encouraged by its message of how much God loves each person. I’m sure we agree on that truth, that God’s love is more than we can imagine.

Just to clarify, those aren’t books that *I* read in 24 hours each, but the author of that blog, Modern Mrs. Darcy. Few and far between are any books I’ve personally read that fast. 🙂

I sat here staring at the computer screen wondering if I should comment on The Shack. I truly hate to be “against things” on someone else’s blog. But I don’t expect to see it. I read the book years ago when it first came out. I had too much trouble with the shaky theology. I know God can and does use things any way He chooses, but it looks like one more movie like Noah and so many others that present a wrong view of God and salvation.

Blessings,
Donna

“Appreciated” is definitely an apt word for When Breath Becomes Air. The horse picture cracks me up, too. 🙂 I have pictures of my girls when they were little that could match that picture. Keep the scissors away from Mom! ha. I cut my husband’s hair now, though, but I use hair clippers which makes it a little easier to not mess up (except for that one time I didn’t have the guard on….that was a nightmare! ha). I shiver even now thinking about it. I don’t know why he ever let me touch his hair again. haha

I do hope to see The Shack next Saturday night with a group from church. I’m looking forward to it! I have a list of movies, too, that I haven’t gotten around to seeing, but want to. My to-watch list isn’t as long as my to-read list, though, thankfully. 🙂

Keen eye, Crystal, to spot Wilson! 🙂 We had Castaway on the other night; it had been awhile since we’d seen it. Such a good movie. I’d forgotten much of it. I love Tom Hanks in almost anything though.

I agree, Trudy: one second just flies by! I think I’d like it even better if it was at least 1.5 seconds everyday. ha. But I guess that wouldn’t sound as tidy. 🙂 I’m guessing that the 17 books in 24 hours meant one book per 24 hours (for a total of 17 hours/books) but even 24 hours for one book seems super fast to me. It usually takes me several weeks to read one book.

Thanks, Leah. The 1 Second Everyday is super easy to do and lots of fun! I’ve enjoyed keeping up with it. It makes me look for something interesting in every day. Some days are easier than others to find things of interest. ha.

I’ll have to look into Last Pass. Thanks for the recommendation, Heather!

We’re planning on seeing The Shack a week from today! I’m excited to see it and to hear what others think about it.

Thank you, Dolly. 🙂 It was time for a change.