Thanks for sharing how you get in your visits, Paula! I’m always curious how people are able to visit so many. 🙂

Ps: Thanks so much for sharing with Sweet Tea & Friends this month. This is deep and thought inducing. I visit with everyone while I’m watching TV, I visit several posts in an evening or when I’m having my coffee each day.

I appreciate the update, Jean. It’s just as good to know what NOT to read as it is to know what to read. 🙂

Just an update the two more time management books were disappointing as they just rehashed much what we already know. BUT the Five Invitations was very good – all about discovering what end of life living/dying can teach us. I found his stories so interesting and full of wisdom.

Those sound like books I would be into as well, Jean. I’m currently reading “Big Time” by Laura Vanderkam; it goes along with your theme. 🙂

Thank you, Paula. I appreciate your visits. I don’t know how you get around to everyone from your linkup! I admire that superpower you have (i.e. dedication and perseverance). 🙂

Yes, the mom’s retreat was a special weekend at just the right time for me. I’ve connected again with a few of the moms already and we have plans to be in touch more in the future. That’s a bonus I hadn’t expected!

Thanks for featuring my post at your linkup. I appreciate how steady you are with keeping your linkup going.

Brilliant to visit the international community these days because, yes, our own country (it’s U.S. for me too) has so many problems. It can be quite depressing when I check out the news. I realize every country has their own issues, but ours seem to keep ramping up. (And the timer I set a timer just now to answer comments has already gone off. Oh well, I’ll keep going anyway. ha).

I love, love, love all the things you just shared here, Mona. Nature, human beings, books…it doesn’t get more abundant than that for me too! Thank you.

My library books are Cheers to Monday, The Five Invitations and Make Time. Guess there is a theme there. LOL