I thought it might be fun to share some weekly inspiration and awesomeness that I've come across during my week. Here are a few of my favorite things from this week:
Planting guides!
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| Germinating Guides Cultivators Corner |
This being the first spring that we are in our new house, we are very excited about getting a garden going. These easy-to-read guides from Cultivators Corner tell the best temperatures for germinating lots of different veggies. You can even print them right from the website. Now I just need to find some info on growing fruits!
Stories to countdown to Easter!
This Lent, I've been pretty focused on teaching Grace all about Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. A few weeks ago, a friend of mine sent me this pin on Pinterest from The True Confessions of Mrs. Olson: |
| 12 Stories about Jesus The True Confessions of Mrs. Olson |
I like the way she used hands-on materials or created little activities to go with each major story of Jesus' life. I may not do each one, but they sure give me a great jumping off point.
Prayer Boards
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| Prayer Board Dukes & Duchesses |
This was one of my first finds when I joined Pinterest, and it has been on my to-do list ever since! I really want to make a prayer board that can be displayed in our home as a daily reminder of prayer. It's also a great way to recognize how our prayers have been answered.
The same friend who sent me the pin about the Jesus stories (above) also sent me this other version of a prayer board from Etsy that I love:
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| Prayers and Praises Chalkboard Kijsa |
Awesome Band
Back in February, I shared my Speak Life playlist, a list of songs that I've been listening to a lot that have positive lyrics and really move me.Four of the songs on the playlist are from Rend Collective Experiment, a folksy Christian band from Ireland, that reminds me of Mumford & Sons. They just came out with a new album, called The Art of Celebration, and they tell about it in this video:
So good, right?!
Well, I hope you enjoyed seeing/hearing about some of my favorite things this week. And hopefully I will get on planting that garden and making my prayer board!
God bless,
Jessica
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