I’ve been making mini powdered sugar donuts for a couple of years and I can’t believe I haven’t shared the recipe. They’re easy to make and guilt-free kind of guilt-free minus the powdered sugar! Mini donuts and Rice Krispies are my go to super quick dessert to make when I’m in a pinch or if…
February Reading List
1 | Miracles // C.S. Lewis I’m really interested in hearing Lewis’ views on miracles; honestly, I’m a skeptic. I believe miracles happen, but how frequent? Also, I haven’t worked out if and how miracles are compatible with natural law and science. I’ll write a book review after I finish! 2 | The Bear and…
January Reading List
When I began blogging in 2008, I mainly wanted to write about theology and books I enjoyed reading. Blogs, in general, were fairly unpopular then, and mostly about fashion. Somehow I stopped blogging about everyday routines and activities I enjoy—like reading! It’s January and I think it would be fun if I posted my monthly…
Lost In Time
I’m slowly getting back into blogging again. I haven’t consistently blogged since 2014, that’s three years of lost posts and memories I could have recorded. I’m pushing myself to make time and find new places to shoot. I’m also realizing perfection isn’t always needed or wanted. Looking back on three years of only a hand full…
The Night Circus
The circus arrives without warning. No announcements precede it. It is simply there, when yesterday it was not.” // Erin Morgenstern, The Night Circus The Cirque des Rêves is a production of illusions set in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Appearing and disappearing unexpectedly in the finest cities around the world. The novel revolves around…
The Other Stars
Love, that moves the sun and the other stars. —Dante, Paradiso My favorite quote is the last sentence in Dante’s Paradiso,“But by now my desire and will were turned, like a balanced wheel rotated evenly, by the love that moves the sun and the other stars.” What if God surreptitiously orchestrates personalities and compatibility with…