Holy Week Wednesday .. did you know it’s also known as Spy Wednesday? It is a solemn day in the Christian liturgical calendar, as it marks the beginning of the events leading to the crucifixion of Jesus, which is commemorated on Good Friday. As I read the scriptures this am,I couldn’t help but think of… Continue reading Holy Wednesday
Tag: living history
Women’s History Month
Check out this Amazing display for Women’s History Month at a library branch📚. The dress is so detailed with women of all backgrounds ❤️As a history lover , I was surprised there were a few names I didn’t recognize . Let the research begin! I’m excited to research them and see how they played a… Continue reading Women’s History Month
Atlanta Historic Swan Mansion sets stage for Hunger Games movie set
Any Hunger Games fans? Did you know that you could visit the actual mansion President Snow lives in ? The 13,000 sq ft Swan House was built in 1928 and is located in Atlanta Ga in the Buckhead neighborhood and it does not disappoint!⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ This beautiful home is listed on the National Register of Historic… Continue reading Atlanta Historic Swan Mansion sets stage for Hunger Games movie set
Stevens – Van Trump Historical Monument
“Our Secret Rainier”by Mountaineers Gene Yore and Mickey Eisenberg refer to these harder to find memorials and plaques of those that have added to the history of Mt. Rainier..The Stevens - Van Trump Historical Monument is one of these. It is located on the Skyline Loop Trail by the Mazama Ridge. It is made in… Continue reading Stevens – Van Trump Historical Monument
Coffee Break & Update
Coffee break! It has been a season of adventure for me personally as well as my family which means my social media had to take a back seat .. and honestly I’m ok with that! I want to live life full of adventure and experiences to live them and share them but not to do… Continue reading Coffee Break & Update
Beauty & the Beast
"True that he's no Prince Charming, but there's something in him that I simply didn't see."~ Belle
Good Friday & Easter ~ Why Both Are Important
“Unless there is Good Friday in your life , there can be no Easter Sunday ” -Fulton J.Sheen Yesterday was Good Friday . It’s a somber day remembering the sacrifice that was made for all of us. I often want to fast forward and focus on the celebration part of Jesus’ Resurrection instead of sitting… Continue reading Good Friday & Easter ~ Why Both Are Important
Gold Star Spouse Day ⭐️
Gold Star Spouses Day is observed every year on April 5. It is a way to honor and grieve with the families of lost or wounded military service members. It was once known as Gold Star Wives Day, but has now become inclusive of all family members — male or female — who have lost… Continue reading Gold Star Spouse Day ⭐️
Holy Week
What is Holy Week? Growing up , I never really heard the term Holy Week. We celebrated Easter and talked about the sacrifice that was made but that’s where it stopped . As I’ve gotten older , I have wanted to learn more about Holy Week ,lent and fasting. Some of these special moments and… Continue reading Holy Week
International Children’s Book Day
Today is the perfect day to cozy up with your favorite children’s book and read to your littles❤️.A little history ➡️International Children’s Book Day is celebrated on the birthday of the Danish author Hans Christian Andersen. He wrote some of our favorite children's stories, 'The Emperor's New Clothes', 'The Little Mermaid' , 'The Ugly Duckling'… Continue reading International Children’s Book Day
