SHEs Organized

I down loaded fly lady control journal and holiday planner the are like an e book and I am excited to read these inspiring downloads.

[color=#008080]I finished reading "The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success - A Practical Guide to the Fulfillment of Your Dreams based on "Creating Affluence". (Spiritual Affluence.) By Deepak Chopra today. The author suggested at the end of the book how you can start with Spiritual Law #1 on Sunday and reflect on a different Law each day, to have a meditation to read daily to focus on. It was a VERY GOOD book. I enjoyed it so much. DD gave it to me, but I need to see if it's to keep or on loan because I want to use it as a meditation book for myself. If she wants it back, I'll either buy my own copy or will find a different book, of many, here to use as morning reflections, other than just my devotional.

I talked to DD today, via cell phone, told her I've got 2 books she can have of Deepok Chopra's called "Ageless Body, Timeless Mind," that I bought and "The Path to Love," which my DSIS bought and gave to me. I'm hoping if I GIVE her my 2 books by the same author as the 7 spiritual laws of success book, she'll let me HAVE the little book, so SHE can have the 2 large hardcover books. I think it's a fair trade and hope she does, too. She's giving books away as she reads them, too. To the library and Goodwill and me. So I am looking forward to this little book, if she'll be kind enough to let me have it. It's right up my alley. [/color]

Gooseberry patch Coming Home for Christmas cook book, cherished memories, family recipes, easy how tos and delicious gifts from the heart of your home is what I am reading now found this used and I am getting lots of inspiration from this one.

Those Gooseberry Patch books always look interesting, but I haven't gotten any of them yet.

Last week I read The Little Amish Matchmaker by Linda Byler and Bachelor's Choice by Marsha Hubler. Have started London Transports by Maeve Binchy.

I keep posting here so I can see, for the first time, how many books I read in a year.

This weekend I did get back on track reading a devo I started a couple of mo. Ago.

I'm reading an e-book called something like "Resolve to Get Organized - Clean Up Your Act and Your Clutter For the New Year and----" then my email receipt for the book cuts off. I like the book, forget who it's by, too. Sorry.

Finished Starry Night by Debbie Macomber. Have started Longbourn by Jo Baker...it's described as Downton Abbey meets Pride and Prejudice. The first chapter made me appreciate how our modern conveniences have taken most of the work out of doing laundry.

Reading a chicken mag. This week.

Read AARP "Bulletin" and "Prevention" magazine last p.m. The magazine went to recycle, but the bulletin got saved to refer to their site to look at video interviews, etc...


[color=#0000BF]DD is bringing me 2 books on Thanksgiving Day to read. I'll give you the titles when I get them. 1 is about haunted-by-ghosts places all around Seattle. The other 1 is short stories about haunted places and ghosts all over WA State. She said she knows I'll enjoy the state-wide one. I'm wondering if they go back to pioneer times, from the tone of her voice, as I'm from a pioneer family, too. They both sound interesting, but I'll probably get scared! [/color]