Simplemom shares her love of Pinterest on her Weekend Links. Have you checked out Pinterest? I love it. You can see my pinboards here. I agree with Tsh that it's not just another time-suck when used well. It's a helpful tool for inspiration, organization, and resources. Every time I log-in, it's like a little treat gazing at beautiful things, searching for ideas, or being motivated.
I love this breakdown of GAPS, WAPF, clean-eating and more. Lately, I've been particularly annoyed with the confusion around nutrition and proper diets. Of course, I also get to add the fact that I don't have a gall bladder to the mix. For now, I find I feel best when I am eating mostly vegan, but I see the value you in traditional foods diets. My body just doesn't seem very happy with them for now, but I'm continued to research and will continue to try things.
Do You Love Yourself over at thedailylove is a wonderful testament to the simple yet immense power of loving yourself.
At Rhythm of the Home Learn: Take a breath connects yoga, parenting, and life through breath and rhythm. I am enjoying discovering the ways my yoga practice informs my life and my life informs my yoga practice.
And finally, I loved this post, Motherhood Is a Calling (And Where Your Children Rank). As long as you avoid the temptation to get all martyr-like with it, I appreciate the perspective on our call to motherhood as children of God raising children of God.
What links are you loving?
I love this breakdown of GAPS, WAPF, clean-eating and more. Lately, I've been particularly annoyed with the confusion around nutrition and proper diets. Of course, I also get to add the fact that I don't have a gall bladder to the mix. For now, I find I feel best when I am eating mostly vegan, but I see the value you in traditional foods diets. My body just doesn't seem very happy with them for now, but I'm continued to research and will continue to try things.
Do You Love Yourself over at thedailylove is a wonderful testament to the simple yet immense power of loving yourself.
At Rhythm of the Home Learn: Take a breath connects yoga, parenting, and life through breath and rhythm. I am enjoying discovering the ways my yoga practice informs my life and my life informs my yoga practice.
And finally, I loved this post, Motherhood Is a Calling (And Where Your Children Rank). As long as you avoid the temptation to get all martyr-like with it, I appreciate the perspective on our call to motherhood as children of God raising children of God.
What links are you loving?
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