My head currently is great friends with the procrastination monster (here is where I should jump into Illustrator and haul out some illustration skills and show you what my monster looks like).
I spent yesterday afternoon reclaiming sanity by cleaning my house and spending time with my friend Ana in the glorious sun at a cafe. [...]

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Coffeehouse Theology: Reflecting on God in Everyday Life
Ed Cyzewski. NavPress, $14.99 paper (240p) ISBN 9781600062773 Freelance theologian Cyzewski enters into the Emergent conversation from the conservative end of the evangelical spectrum. He urges readers to explore theology while reassuring them that they don’t have to become postmodern philosophers: theology can be considered, [...]

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So she now has the internet and technically could be blogging, but does she?
No.
Instead she points you toward PagePlane.com with it’s fun header and lovely wealth of design resources.
It seems that the writing in the fingers needs sufficient time to warm back up and the fingers aren’t exactly sure where to start while also otherwise [...]

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The darstadly story continues, we should have internet connected back up by next Saturday… in the meantime, I shall continue dying of deprivation.
Meanwhile…
{Bec continues enjoying uni, and actually got inspired about public speaking}
{Bec goes on yearly work conference, and yes there were hundreds of kiddies}

{Bec reads a lot of books}
{Bec promises to write up a [...]

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Mike Hogan and David Crowder’s book Everybody wants to go to Heaven but nobody wants to die was a lovely surprise. I found it randomly one day on sale (so bought it)- didn’t even know the man had written a book or two despite loving his music for quite a while.
It is a really interesting [...]

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