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"When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life." Samuel Johnson
About Me
- Joni
- United States
- Various thoughts, ramblings, and rabbit trails about my life as an expatriate, SAHM, living in London; while homeschooling 2 preschoolers, chasing a toddler, and trying to figure out what real life is all about
What We Love About London
What We Miss In America
- Our family and friends
- Our Mitzie-Dog
- Sherwood Oaks Christian Church
- Grain-fed beef
- Target
- Our golf course
- Kroger
- Our van
- Our appliances
- Our big jacuzzi tub
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- Children (77)
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- Faith (54)
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- London (35)
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- Narration (1)
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- Rituals (6)
- Simplicity (6)
- Social Justice (2)
- Travel (18)
- Trials (6)
- Weather (3)
- Writing (4)
Currently Reading
- Cold Tangerines - by Shanna Niequist
- Get Out of That Pit - by Beth Moore
- How to Read the Bible as Literature - by Leland Ryken
- Parenting Is Heart Work - by Joanne Miller and Scott Turansky
- Reading Through The Bible - Acts
Books Finished in June
- Bible Reading: Nehemiah, Job, Esther
- Raising Global Nomads by Robin Pascoe
- A New Kind of Normal by Carol Kent
- Idoleyes by Mandisa Hunley
Books Finished in July
- Barefoot in the Kitchen by Alie Stibbe
- Bible Reading - Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Isaiah
- Inside Little Britain
- Teaching Kids Authentic Worship by Kathleen Chapman
Books Finished in August
- Intimate Faith by Jan Winebrenner
- Three Weeks With My Brother by Nicholas and Micah Sparks
- Women of Destiny by Cindy Jacobs
- Homeward Bound by Robin Pascoe
- Bible Reading - Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, Daniel, Hosea, Joel, Amos
The "To Be Read" Pile
- B.L.E.S.S.E.D. by Robyn Henk
- Brick Lane by Monica Ali
- Confessions of an Amateur Believer by Patty Kirk
- God on Mute by Pete Greig
- Incomparable by Andrew Wilson
- Knowing God the Father Through the Old Testament by Christopher J.H. Wright
- Passion for Jesus by Mike Bickle
- The Great Omission by Dallas Willard
- The Jesus Way by Eugene Peterson
- The Soul at Rest by Tricia McCrary Rhodes
- Three Weeks with my Brother: A Memoir By Nicholas and Micah Sparks
Books I Want to Read (But Don't Have Yet)
- A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
- Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver
- Glastonbury Tor by Leanne Hardy
- Infidel by Hirsi Ali
- Innocent Traitor by Alison Weir
- Justice in the 'Burbs by Will and Lisa Samson
- Marie, Dancing by Carolyn Meyer
- Quaker Summer by Lisa Samson
Great Books for Expat Families
- Homeward Bound by Robin Pascoe
- Survival Kit for Overseas Living by Robert Kohls
- A Portable Identity by Debra R. Bryson
- A Moveable Marriage by Robin Pascoe
- Raising Global Nomads by Robin Pascoe
- Expert Expatriate by Melissa Brayer-Hess
Good Linkage
- 5Adventurers
- A Beautiful Life
- A Work in Progress
- Ali Edwards Life Art Blog
- Ann Kroeker
- Baby Bangs
- Blue Letter Bible
- Carried on the Wind
- Cheaper By The Half Dozen
- Family Travel Blog
- Getting Real
- God Nudges
- Jesus Creed by Author Scot McKnight
- Little Stair Steppers **New**
- Living Proof Ministries Blog
- Menus 4 Moms
- One Day More
- Over the Moon with Joy
- Precept Austin
- Raising Five
- Rebecca Sower's Scrapbook Blog
- Relevant Blog
- Rocks in My Dryer
- Streams of Living Water **New**
- The Flourishing Mother
- The Journey
- With Great Joy
Interceding For Our Children
1 comment:
Love Love Love it...
I am reading a book right now called "getting out of your kids faces and into their hearts".
It's so easy to slip into the actions of life and stop investigating their hearts and souls.
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