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I, like so many, continue to get email hoaxes.  These days I go straight to Snopes to check it out.  You can read if it is true or a hoax as well as the background information to the whole thing.  Often very interesting reading!

I have often talked to my children about the importance of the first impression.  Joshua has in particular struggled with this idea – especially quoting that God looks at the heart.  My friend, Linda has a great post, Make a Godly Impression.

Next week I’m going to try these crock pot recipes

Pumpkin soup 

Pasta Fagioli  

Creamy Risotta (to which I’ll add raw/blanched veggies to) 

Lemon and Herb Roasted Chicken   

Jessica has become a part of the Growing in Grace team.  This month’s articles are predominately around Christmas.  I encourage you to read the main article, In Remembrance of Him, a team effort.

Melissa over at Between the Trees has discovered a fantastic lifestyle scheduling concept – lose the clock, keep the timer!  Read her story.