Welcome to another review here at Createyou86. Another year another blog post. I have really gotten into Bible Study this past year, and I have the opportunity to share with you this amazing new Bible that I received for review. I am really looking forward to 2023, and really being able to deep dive into my Bible's. The Text Bible is Made with students, young adults, and new believers in mind, The TEXT introduces the new and memorable TEXT study method: —Talk to God; Encounter God and humanity in Scripture; eXamine your heart; Talk to others—to help readers of every experience level interact with God’s message. Along with this easy-to-use Bible engagement technique, answers to com- mon questions, prayer prompts, and easy-to-understand study tips, The TEXT is a Bible readers of any experience level will want to use every day. • Features Include: • TEXT the Text: use the four-step TEXT study method— Talk to God; Encounter God and humanity; eXamine your heart; Talk to others—to engage with Scrip- ture. • Big Q of the Text: big life questions with short answers • “Who is God?”: nearly 100 short devotions on the person and character of God • Praying the Text: Learn how to start praying God’s Word right back to him! • Get to Know the Text: brief explanations of people and events found in Scrip- ture • Follow the Thread: navigate the Bible across topics. • Anatomy of the Text: concise descriptions of literary devices and categories of Scripture found within the Bible, such as parables and apocalyptic books • Terms of the Text: brief definitions of important words to help us better understand and discuss Scripture. Some amazing features of The Text Bible include: • Clear and readable 9-point NET Comfort Print® typeface • General editors: • Michael and Hayley DiMarco are the bestselling and award-winning authors of more than 40 books including Own It, God Guy, God Girl, and A Woman Over- whelmed. Michael and Hayley have now served as general editors on three Bible projects. Together, they work side-by-side at Hungry Planet, a company they founded that creates winsome and spiritually based content for teens and adults. They live in Eugene, Oregon, where Michael serves as a pastor. • A Bible for students that doesn’t talk down to them and teaches who God is, how to engage with Scripture, and how to have a personal relationship with him. • Ideal for teens, young adults, new believers, and anyone who doesn’t feel con- fident engaging Scripture on their own. • Accessible new Scripture Engagement Method (TEXT) that connects Scripture to all of life. I hope that since the holiday season is over, and the new year has started you can all get a little deeper into your Bible study, and that the NET The Text Bible is one that you highly consider checking out because of all of its amazing features. You can get 50% off of your copy of the NET TEXT Bible if you place an order before Valentines Day. You can also visit the website HERE Many thanks to Harper Collins Christian Publishing for providing a sample of the product for this review. Opinions are 100% my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation.
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Welcome to the the last post in the Whimsical Holiday Planning Blog Series here at Createyou86. I wanted the last post to be a conclusion to the series, and a welcome to a new year here at Createyou86. This week I successfully completed making my goals for 2022, and have set up my planners for the coming year. Can you believe that we are only a few days away from the New Year? Some goals that I am looking forward to completing this year include:
I thought id let you all in on some of the art that I have done for the holiday season. I hope you have all had a very Merry Christmas or whatever holiday you celebrate, and a happy healthy New Year. I hope you look forward to coming back for new blog series' at Createyou86 in 2022.
Welcome to the ninth post in the Whimsical Holiday Planning Blog Series here at Createyou86. I can't believe that this series is almost over. This has been so fun for me. Today's post is all about my Filofax Finsbury Pocket, and how I use it. The first Filofax I ever bought was Purple Patent Pocket Filofax. The patent pocket got me through some very important times in my life, and it was accompanied by my Red Filofax Domino which was the second planner I ever purchased. In this season of life we are working on building credit to buy a house, and paying down debts, and I wanted something small, but still functional, and I was lucky enough to get the last Finsbury in the green color on Amazon. Below is a gallery of what is inside the planner to help reduce debt, and keep track of purchases made in order to build credit. On the flyleaf in the front I have home made post-it notes (purple) where I can write random notes about things that have been purchased, or companies I need to contact. The first section is a debt repayment plan, the middle sections are the note papers that come with the Filofax which I use to put tracking numbers, and account information in, and the last section is comprised of contacts pages. These contact pages are strictly for companies we were using to build credit. All of these pages are from @SewMuchCrafting on Etsy. While this planner isn't used all of the time it is useful to have this type of information separated from my EDC (everyday carry), and readily available when I need it. I don't have to go searching through planners because it has its own place on my shelf. Be sure to come back tomorrow for the last post in the Whimsical Holiday Planner Series! I can't believe it is almost over.
If you enjoyed this post, and got something useful out of it be sure to share it with someone who you think could benefit from it as well. LET ME KNOW IN THE COMMENTS BELOW: What size planner is your favorite? Welcome to the eighth post in the Whimsical Holiday Planning Blog Series here at Createyou86. This is a post that I have been chewing at the bit to get out to all of you . Let me say ahead of time that I planned my wedding in three weeks, and this is not at all the norm. Most weddings take close to a year to plan. However, my husband and I had been engaged for nine years, and it was time to tie the knot. Let's start from where my marriage idea came from. In July I was on vacation with my sister in St. Michaels Maryland, and we were laying in bed on July 8th, and I said "Its time that James, and I got married." I immediately texted my fiancée at the time James, and asked him what he thought. At this point we know that he agreed! I decide that the best type of planner for a wedding planner would be a homemade disk system notebook where I could easily add, and take out pages based on my needs. below is a photo of the planner that I made for myself. When I thought about getting married I always dreamt of a fall wedding. I wasn't allowed to pick what I truly wanted in my first marriage, and I wanted to make sure that we both got everything that we wanted from this wedding. This planner became a look book, and a planner. The sectioned tabs of this planner included:
The flowers section included ideas for flowers not only for the table, but for bouquet ideas. The food section included a menu for the reception venue, and the discussion that I had with the owner of the establishment about the date of the reception, and possible dessert ideas. The favors section was used to decide what decor would be placed at the reception. and what would be given as gifts that guests were sent home with. The clothing section was used as a look book for his tux, and my dress. Our wedding was November 6, 2021. Therefore I had almost exactly four months to plan the wedding. We knew that due to the Pandemic we definitely wanted to have an outdoor wedding with about 25 people, and we knew where we wanted to get married due to the price of the documents needed when you get married. We looked at, and toured a bunch of different outdoor venues in the county that we wanted to get married in and decided within about a week. It was also helpful that we knew exactly where we wanted to have our reception, and the space was free on the date we wanted, and that discussion with the owner was about a half hour long. That was in the second week, and took a single day. The last week was when I found my dress, found his tux, had our guest list completed, created invitations, and planned our hair and makeup. The process went vey quickly, and I was so relieved that everything was so effortless. This made for a relatively stress free time leading up to the wedding. The week of the wedding was a whole other story. It really helps to have an idea of what you already want from your event. That is why this planner was so useful. I already had some ideas written down, and had created some of the lookbook pages ahead of time. I did have nine years to figure it out after all. Below is a photo from our wedding day. I truly hope that you enjoyed hearing a little bit about how I planned our wedding. I have a YouTube video that goes more in depth about this planner than this post does if you'd like a more visual walkthrough. Don't forget to come back tomorrow for the ninth post in the blog series. We are getting down to the end of the series, and it has honestly rejuvenated my desire to blog more.
LET ME KNOW IN THE COMMENTS BELOW: Do you have any specific planners for specific things? If so....what is your planner for? Welcome to the seventh post in the Whimsical Holiday Planning Blog Series here at Createyou86. As a planner we have so many different items that we can use on the daily. Have you ever thought about your daily essentials, or have you ever tried to separate your favorites from the rest of what you use everyday? The photo from this blog post image (above) is from well before Covid. I was studying at the Library in a state I don't even live in anymore. Honestly, this is one of my favorite places to be. In this image there are Mildliners, post-it-notes (from Five Below). I love the Five Below post-its. They are larger than a normal post-it-note, and stick forever! There are also Muji Pens, and Pilot Precise V5 RT Pens in that red case. At the point in my life when I took that picture these were mostly my essentials. Over the years my essentials have changed, and it seems to be happening year to year now. Situations change, seasons change, circumstances change, people change, and as you do what you find essential to your life changes. This seems pretty simple, but it can catch you off guard easier than you think.
My 2020-2021 most used planner and stationary items or essentials included:
I hope that you enjoyed this post. If you did be sure to share this post with someone who you think would gain something from it as well. Be sure to come back tomorrow for the 8th post in the Whimsical Holiday Planning Blog Series! LET ME KNOW IN THE COMMENTS BELOW: What is your current planner essential? Welcome to the sixth post of the Whimsical Holiday Planning Series here at Createyou86. Today I want to talk about goals. Most of us make them around the first of the year, and fade out, or get bored, or start to feel overwhelmed with them around the middle to the end of February. This year I want my goals to be year long so I have created a list of goals, but they don't have to be done daily because I hate tracking, and I spoke about that in my 2020/2022 planners post . If you are looking for a post about how to set goals, or methods for goal setting this is not that post. I did however create a blog post originally posted in April of 2020 which was 48 Laws of Power: A Case Study on Goal Setting. It took me a few years to research, and write that post, and I truly hope that you can get something from that post to help you in how to plan your yearly or even monthly goals.
My goals for 2022 include:
LET ME KNOW IN THE COMMENTS BELOW: How do you plan your yearly goals? Welcome to the fifth post in the Whimsical Holiday Blog Series here at Createyou86. This post is going to be all about self-care. We all know that 2020 was extremely hard on most people because of Covid. 2021 hasn't been much better. Self-Care is so important to keep ourselves afloat.
A few months ago I decided to add a daily routine, and daily to-do list to my planner. I am going to be honest. I don't do these things every single day, but these lists sit in my planner as a reminder of things that I can do for myself, or things that I enjoy doing that don't cause me any stress or worry. Here are some of the items:
LET ME KNOW IN THE COMMENTS: What is your favorite thing to do for self-care? Whimsical Holiday #4: How I Meal Planned My Entire Year Ahead of Time, and The Easy Way You Can Too12/8/2021 Welcome to the fourth post in the Whimsical Holiday Blog Series here at Createyou86. Do you ever feel like you have nothing in your cupboard to make for dinner? During the pandemic I started feeling like that all too frequently. The conversation was always "Hey babe what do you want for diner?" "I don't know what do you want?" "I don't know." This is literally one of the most frustrating conversations one can have with a partner or even with yourself. A couple of months ago I made a conscious decision that this conversation wasn't ever going to happen again. At least not anytime soon.
I posted a YouTube video all about how I created this planner. It is posted below. Meal planning doesn't have to be difficult or frustrating. Imagine being able to flip the page, and having it already done for you!!
LET ME KNOW IN THE COMMENTS BELOW: Do you meal-plan? If you do what method do you use? If you don't would you consider using this method? Welcome to the third post in the Whimsical Holiday Blog Series here at Createyou86. If you have been apart of the Planning or Journaling community for any amount of time you will have heard of the "Believe Notebooks". These became popular several years ago during One Book July because the creator of the challenge was using one herself. They were also made famous because BELIEVE was spelled wrong on the front of the notebooks for the longest time. They finally fixed the spelling. This past year I purchased the B6 size (Black), and A5 size (Red). However, I had issues with the black notebook from the word go. The B6 version is about $13 on Amazon, and 600 pages, and the black ones come gilded. Here are some things I do not enjoy about these smaller black notebooks:
I also did a YouTube video about these notebooks so you can see exactly what I have described in this post. Please watch it below, and leave a comment about what you think about these notebooks. LET ME KNOW IN THE COMMENTS BELOW:
What is your favorite notebook that you have purchased this year? Mine would have to be my Midori MD A5 Notebook that I do sketches, and painting in. Don't forget to come back tomorrow for another holiday blog post! Welcome to the second post in the Whimsical Holiday Blog Series here at Createyou86. This post is going to be all about planners. Specifically I want to let you know about my planner stack from 2021, and my planner stack going forward into 2022. In 2021 my planner stack looked like this. Let me explain a little bit about how I used these planners during 2021.
Let's talk about the new planner in my stack. My Self-Care Year Bullet Journal. I'll be starting this on January 1st although I could have started it anytime throughout the year. I'll be following along with a year long book called The Great Work. It is all about self-knowledge and healing through the wheel of the year. I might share my setup, but this will be a highly private planner/bullet journal with how deep the information is that i'll be writing about. Some of the topics included in the book are: Roots & Foundations, Gifts from the Inner Child, Nurturing Empowerment, Union & Partnerships, Shining truth & Creativity, Visioning Self, Effects of Gratitude, and Healing from Loss. I plan on learning a lot about myself in 2022, and this Planner/Bullet Journal will be how I do that. You can click the image below to purchase the book from amazon if you'd like to follow along with me. Now that you have seen what my planner stack was this year, and what it will be in 2022, what do you plan on using next year?
TELL ME IN THE COMMENTS: What planners are you using in 2022? Welcome to the first post in the Whimsical Holiday Blog Series here at Createyou86. There are few exciting things that have happened this year, and I can't wait to let you in on all of it.
I found Lavender our Kitten who is now a Cat on November 28, 2020 when I was out walking my dog by our apartment dumpsters. All of a sudden this orange kitten ran out at me, and stopped right in front of me. We had been talking about getting another cat, but couldn't decide on the right one after visiting multiple adoption days. This was my sign to scoop up that little kitten, and give her a home. She is the spiciest cat we have ever known. Two nights ago she knocked over our Christmas tree (thank goodness there were no ornaments on it yet.) No matter how spicy she is we really love her, and she loves us. Here are some photos from the past year. We have had her for a little over a year now. Thirdly, I was able to take a year long art class. I have learned that I don't actually need a teacher to "teach" me how to draw. If I practice, I'll be able to keep improving myself, and my skills instead of relying on other people for validation. I figured out I could draw in October of 2020 during my first ever art class as an adult. I enjoy sketching, and watercolor painting. In the year long class I made a new best friend who happens to live across the pond (in England), and we have had a blast getting to know each other. Next, we are starting our fourth year in Delaware. We enjoy living in Delaware, but we don't enjoy living where we are in Delaware. We have aspirations of buying a home, or even moving apartment complexes. We haven't quite figured this part out yet, but we will soon. Lastly, on November 6, 2021 we got married! Mr. Createyou86/Cy86design and I tied the knot. Remember when I said I decided on my vacation that it was time to get married? Well I decided on July 8th, and 4 months later we got married. I'll be doing a post all about the wedding, but here are some photos to give you a sneak peek. I feel like I have been waiting forever to talk about everything that has been happening, but I'm glad that I left everything for this blog series because it is all super exciting!
LET ME KNOW IN THE COMMENTS: What is the best thing that happened to you in 2021? Welcome back to another Createyou86 book review. I am particularly excited about God With Us: A Journey Home because on top of being a blogger I also sketch, draw, and watercolor paint. As you can see from the above photo of the cover of the book it is a very large watercolor painting. This book is hardcover, and has 259 pages with full-color illustrations. These illustrations are beautiful watercolor paintings. This is a beautiful re-telling of the most beautiful story ever told. -Karen Swallow Prior, Professor of Christianity & Culture, and author of On Reading Well: Finding the Good Life through Great Books Author Jeremy Pierre and illustrator Cassandra Clark want to awaken children to a brave journey - a journey home. This storybook written in a beautifully original way aims to share their vision of the world as a place in-between, to awaken children to the brave journey they must take toward their true home - their home with God.
Below are a few photos of the inside of the book. As you can see from the photos this book isn't written as a typical story book. The words twist, and turn through the pages in different designs to keep the reader engaged, and interested. One of the most interesting aspects of this book for me as a reader was the narrative perspective. "The story is told from the perspective of two unnamed angels. I was careful not to allow their presence to disrupt the biblical narratives; rather, they serve as a literary device that allows a unique perspective on familiar stories, with certain advantages. Angels have an insider perspective regarding the joy of being in God's presence but an outsiders perspective regarding the human drama of being separated from that joy."(p.viii) In my personal opinion this book has come along at the perfect time. The holidays! This book would be an amazing addition to any child's library, and as a gift. God With Us retails for $29.99. Buy God With Us: A Journey Home I have enjoyed this book immensely, and I hope you enjoy it as well. Many thanks to Shepherd Press for providing this product/product information for review. Opinions are 100% my own and not influenced by monetary compensation. I did receive the product in exchange for this review and post. Let me know in the comments: When was the last time you felt truly engaged with a Bible storybook? ![]() Welcome to another blog post at Createyou86. It has been a little bit, and I am so excited to be back with this review of Roar Like a Lion. This is a Ninety Day Devotional with amazing art, fascinating stories, facts, Bible verses, prayers, and simple action steps. This devotional can help your child approach both fun moments, and tough times with their hearts set on God's faithfulness. Not only is the art beautiful in this book, but Roar Like a Lion covers highly relevant topics such as:
LET ME KNOW IN THE COMMENTS: What is your favorite devotional lately? DISCLOSURE: Many thanks to Thomas Nelson for providing this product/product information for review. Opinions are 100% my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation. I did receive the product in exchange for this review and post.
Happy Belated New Year! Welcome back to Createyou86. This is my first time doing a movie review, and it is something I am very excited about. This topic can be heavy, but it is an important conversation none the less. January was Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and this movie was released on January 26, 2021. This movie helps to spread awareness of the heinous reality of human trafficking, and the hope for rescue, recovery, and healing. This movie features Dean Cain who was in Lois and Clark, and GOD'S NOT DEAD, and Kristy Swanson who played in Buffy The Vampire Slayer, and Ferris Bueller's Day Off. It was nice to see familiar faces. Some scenes were hard to watch as there is drug use, and suggestive scenes so I definitely do not recommend watching this with children. However, I did really enjoy the movie, and acting overall. It was easy to follow, and the plot was good. The movie was around an hour and forty minutes which was a little long, but worth it in my opinion. Since it is after the movies release it can be purchased right now by clicking HERE. We don't really think about trafficking on a daily basis, at least I don't, but there are some staggering statistics that go along with this movie.
Many thanks to Collide Distribution for providing this product information for review. Opinions are 100% my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation. I did receive a sample of the product in exchange for this review and post. Let me know in the comments below: What was the last movie or show that you binge watched? I am currently binge watching The Magicians on Netflix. Welcome to another book review here at Createyou86. The holiday's can be a tough time. I can highly relate to this in that I had to let some toxic relationships go a few years ago that were very important people in my life. This book would have been helpful to me back then. At the end of each chapter there are discussion questions where you can think about, and get your own feelings on paper easily, and out of your head where they can tend to stew. This book also gives simple ways to put what you read into practice in your own life. Jack Eason has been the executive director of Crossover Cups Mission for thirty years. He also consults with a variety of nonprofit ministries, helping them develop successful approaches to fundraising and development. Check out a few comments about The Loneliness Solution below. To PREORDER the book CLICK HERE. When I lived in California I didn't have many friends. I found friendship in our weekly Bible Study group. Even though these were older people, senior citizens even there was a bond there that I believe that we as young people brought to the table. I have always looked for new ways to build bonds through loneliness. I used to go sing at senior citizens homes at Christmas time because some of those people no longer have family, or their family has abandoned them. It is the simple things that you never expect will build a bond, and end your loneliness. For anyone who is feeling lonely this book is a great way to start to end that feeling in your life.
“Disclosure (in accordance with the FTC’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising”): Many thanks to Revel Publishers for providing this prize for the giveaway. Choice of winners and opinions are 100% my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation. I did receive a sample of the product in exchange for this review and post. Let me know in the comments below: When was the las time you felt lonely, and how did you come out of that loneliness? Welcome to another product review here at Createyou86. This has to be one of my favorite products that I have ever reviewed, and I have been doing this for over four years. This Bible is created for girls aged 8-12, and the soft screen-printed cover is so luxurious. It comes with colorable sticker sheets, as well as four colored pencils. This set would be the perfect gift for a young artist. This Bible is also a journaler's dream. It contains hundreds of inspiring verses ready to be colored. I wish that I had this product as a young girl so I had something like it to look back at as an adult. Some key features of this Bible include:
KEEP SCROLLING FOR PHOTOS AND MY YOUTUBE UNBOXING VIDEO I hope that you enjoyed learning more about this gift set, and let me know in the comments below: Would you have loved this Bible as a young girl?
I received a copy of the NIV Beautiful Word Coloring Bible for Girls Gift Set from Zondervan (HarperCollins Christian Publishing) for this review, but I did not receive any money for my honest opinions about this product. Welcome to another product review here at Createyou86. It has been a while, but I am excited to say that I am back at it. I love when I get to do product reviews, and this one is very special because I have been getting deeper into the word of God lately. Below are a few photos from inside the book to give you a sneak peek. This book full of 40 days of devotionals became a workbook for me to take back my life exactly as the title says, and to get deeper into the word. It is great to use by yourself, or to use with a significant other or even older children. There is also a PDF available of a four day devotional specifically for kids which you can find HERE. The font is a large print, and very easy to read. The book is broken down into 6 weeks worth of sections, and gives a devotional section for each day. Each day is also numbered for you in the contents if you prefer to keep track that way as opposed to sections. There is a black ribbon bookmark so that you can keep your place easily, and there are beautiful full page quotes to inspire you. Take Back Your Life is $28.99 USD / $35.99 CAD, and you can find it on Amazon or on the books website where you can find even more information or make a purchase. I really have been enjoying this book, and I have been working on it with my fiancé, and in-between Bible Study.
The author Levi Lusko is the founder and lead pastor of Fresh Life Church, located in Montana, Wyoming, Oregon, and Utah. He is the bestselling author of Through the Eyes of a Lion, Swipe Right, and I Declare War. Levi also travels the world speaking about Jesus. Let me know in the comments below: What have you been doing to take back your life recently? Welcome to my One Book July 2020 week three update. My fiancé, and I have finally had the opportunity to catch up, and both put our goals into our #Powersheets together. I did end up getting my original box from Cultivate What Matters so I now have a years worth of power sheets (Two 6 month planners.). You might be wondering why we are both using the same powersheets planner. The Powersheets that I purchased are being used as a relationship, and family goal setting planner. A place where we can figure out what needs to happen in our relationship in order for it to flourish, and grow, and be healthy. How are we doing this? We both picked a different color marker, and have picked our goals, and are sharing space in order to get it all in the same book, and have it not be confusing. I might do a future blog post about this if I can figure out how to do it without having to blur out all of the photos because of how personal it is. I have kind of stalled in reading The One Thing because I started doing something I wouldn't have thought in a million years that I would be doing. What is it you ask? Bible Study. I am by no means religious, but I enjoy the stories, and I like hearing different peoples perspectives, and how they dissect what is written. I find it all really fascinating. However, it has taken away from what I started out to do so I will definitely be back to The One Thing over the weekend (today is Friday), and using my commonplace book to keep the quotes that I find really interesting or prophetic. I don't feel bad that I got off track because I enjoy trying new things. You can also check out my YouTube Intro video to see what my original plan was. I'll be back next week with another update. I hope that you are enjoying this series. I have watched so many YouTube videos of everyones One Book July videos I couldn't count them if I tried, and I am loving them.
Let me know in the comments below: How has your July been? Are you partaking in #onebookjuly2020 ? Welcome to my Week 2 update for #onebookjuly2020. I am very excited to officially be in my #Powersheets, and believe it or not my first order that I made with Cultivate What Matters actually arrived today after 14 days sitting at the post office, and 7 previous days with UPS. I have been working through my mid-year refresh prep-work pages. It is 34 pages of prep, and it truly gets you started on making your best goals. click the photo to see my unboxing video. I am also still reading The One Thing, and following along with Carie Harling. I really enjoy the book, and it is reaffirming a lot of information that I already believed to be true about several different subjects (you should read it so I don't have to give it away!) I am really enjoying collecting quotes from the book in my commonplace book. You can find tons of photos of these types of things on my Instagram Feed . I am still in my EDC which is my Van Der Spek Touch Me, and I love it so much. I got some new markers which I am really loving currently. I hope that you are enjoying these little updates, and new YouTube videos each week as I work my way through One Book July. This is truly my favorite time of the year in the planner community because I learn so much from all of the other planners in the community, and how other people function in their planners.
Let me know in the comments below: What have you learned about someone else so far during #onebookjuly2020 ? Welcome to a new month, a new blog series, and my favorite time of the year in the planner community which happens to be #Onebookjuly2020. This year I had grand plans to start on July first, but there have been a few bumps in the road. While I normally only have one book as a planner (my EDC Van Der Spek Touch Me in personal size), I purchased the Cultivate What Matters Powersheets for the second half of the year during their summer refresh to start setting some major personal, and relationship goals for both my fiancé, and myself. However, the delivery is taking longer than expected. Cultivate What Matters has been very helpful in this matter, has expedited a new shipment for me, and it should be here ASAP. As soon as the items come in I'll be doing an unboxing on Youtube, and posting photos on Instagram. The other part of onebookjuly2020 that I am taking part in is the read-a-long that Carie Harling is doing with the book The One Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan. Along with the read-a-long I am writing down my favorite quotes, and tidbits in my brand new Leuchtturm Commonplace Book that I also started for this challenge. If you are taking part in the #onebookjuly2020 challenge I hope your first week is going well, and if you aren't....WHY NOT?
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