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Family Life’s Passport 2 Purity Getaway Kit

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Special thanks to FlyBy Promotions for providing a review copy of the Passport 2 Purity materials for us to go over in our home. 13. One of the magical numbers in a child’s life. At 13, they become a teenager, a young adult. It wasn’t long ago that the age of 13 marked the time when a boy became a man. Many cultures mark this day with a celebration as a way to honor the person coming of age. Somewhere along the way, we have lost sight of the importance of celebrating such milestones with our kids. For Munchkin, we…

Taking a Look at Old Fashioned Movie, Book, and Devotional

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Special thanks to FlyBy Promotions for providing a review copy of the movie, book, and devotional. All opinions are my own. A Look at the Old Fashioned Movie… Having old fashioned values in relationships in a modern world can turn some heads. When Clay turns his back on his former lifestyle and embraces old fashioned values in his relationships, people look at him likes he’s odd. In fact, over the years, it has cost him friends. When Amber comes into his life, his resolve is tested. Old Fashioned focuses on two main themes: 1) old fashioned values in relationships and…

Bread and Butter by Erin McKenna

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I received a copy of this book from the publisher for review purposes. I remember hearing about Babycakes bakery for the first time on Cupcake Wars. I was impressed that they were doing gluten free, vegan cupcakes that tasted good. While I’m not vegan, I appreciated the difficultly that came not only with baking gluten free but also vegan. Eggs are a go-to binder for many gluten free bakers – myself included, so not using eggs was rather intriguing. When this new cookbook was released by Erin McKenna, I was quite interested in trying out some of the recipes. The…

Wilderness Rising by A.L. Shields

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Special thanks to BookLookBloggers for providing a digital review copy of this book. All opinions are based my personal thoughts on the book. This post may contain affiliate links. When I first started reading Wilderness Rising, I didn’t realize that it was the second book in the series. I quickly realized this and wished I had read the first book before diving into this book, but, thanks to some back story being given throughout the book, I was able to, for the most part, follow the story line and get into the book . It does make me want to…

John Shaw’s Guide to Digital Nature Photography

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Special thanks to the publisher through BookLookBloggers for providing a review copy of this book. This post may contain affiliate links. I have taken a couple of good photography classes over the years, but if I don’t use the information that I learn on a regular basis, I tend to forget some key information. What I like about this book is that it focuses primarily on nature photography. Yes, it goes over all the critical information like aperture, shutter speed, ISO as well as different settings and camera features, but it’s all about how to get the best nature photography…