@PrettySophieK@jeremysmarshall We’ve had a couple of great colouring books produced by an Australian Christian lady and they were super popular. You may enjoy exploring creativity and faith in Andrew Peterson’s book Adorning the Dark.
Restless tonight, and then discovered new pineapple & coconut yoghurt in the fridge. It tastes amazing. Then noticed it’s a limited edition. Now trying to work out how much yoghurt I can eat in the next two weeks…
@steviehallzo@Joe_Henegan You should check out Locke and Hobbes too. Even in political theory, there is a sense in which there is “nothing new under the sun” and much to be gained from the reading of old books
@thequietyell I’m pretty sure if everyone ventures out of lockdown in a hurry that’s when I really want to hide at home… and I’ve never been great with maps. Year 8 Geography was the pinnacle of my topographical career, and it was a low point.
I’m looking at the roadmap out of lockdown and I’m trying to work out, when the lights change from red to amber but not yet green, do you speed up or slow down? Are there hidden speed cameras embedded in the ServiceNSW App? And why do the roads all seem shorter than yesterday?
Watching Star Wars Episode IV for the first time. Glad more characters survived Episode I than Red Dwarf. Not that I have watched Episode 1 yet, but a lot of people just stormed a spaceship.
PSA for peeps in lockdown. The emotional churn associated with enforced confinement and the disruption to routine (which means everything ordinary is hard) is that you can’t expect to maintain typical levels of productivity. Have a good weekend.
The latest episode of the @Hope1032 Book Club #podcast is out now! In it, @natashaleemoore, Katrina Roe, and special guest @karl_grice discuss three challenging and life-changing non-fiction books. https://t.co/hweCuqQzYy