Recently, I've been listening to Stephen Fry's recordings of the Harry Potter series. Many people of my age identify these books as an integral part of their childhood and adolescence--a part of the Millennial birthright, almost.Thursday, February 5, 2015
Being Hermione Granger
Recently, I've been listening to Stephen Fry's recordings of the Harry Potter series. Many people of my age identify these books as an integral part of their childhood and adolescence--a part of the Millennial birthright, almost.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Three Guidelines for Setting Effective Goals
Dear Readers,
It's February, which likely means that we've all read more than enough articles about New Year's Resolutions in the past month-and-a-half. Plenty of us have grown tired of our own goals. I must confess to breaking a few of mine (definitely turn on my computer before my workout in the morning). Oddly enough, though, I'm not done thinking or talking about my resolutions
It's February, which likely means that we've all read more than enough articles about New Year's Resolutions in the past month-and-a-half. Plenty of us have grown tired of our own goals. I must confess to breaking a few of mine (definitely turn on my computer before my workout in the morning). Oddly enough, though, I'm not done thinking or talking about my resolutions
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Generations
This year, one of my resolutions has been to read the entire Bible chronologically. It being January, I am still in Genesis. This time through, the element of the book that has struck me most forcibly has been the multi-generational mindset implied by God's promises to Abraham and Isaac.
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