Linking up with Hallie today for another round of Five Favorites.
I love a strong cup of coffee (with flavored creamer), and this does the trick. What's even better, they now have it in K-cups!
I saw it on a friend's Facebook page yesterday, and I think it is really cute! It comes from a boutique called The Blue Door Boutique, and it looks as if they have some other fun things, too!
Okay, so I just got it in the mail yesterday, and I've heard it will send chills up my spine (as told to me by my Priest), but I need books like this. They are challenging and even if scary, eye-opening!
I didn't realize how much I loved mine until I used the last sheet last week. I find myself going daily to jot something down on my grocery list hanging on the side of my refrigerator only to find it isn't there. I think one of these might be my next purchase!
I finished a Novena to the Little Flower yesterday for two very specific intentions. Her story is beautiful. Her little ways of loving are inspiring, and she did what each of us can do, better yet, are called to do...to do all with great love.
Head on over to Hallie's page for lots of faves!
I have loved all of the Little Flower blogs and posts and Novenas that have been going on around her Feast Day. Been so fun to read about!!
Magnetic notepads are awesome. I have on on the side of my desktop computer, too.
Yes to the saint and magnetic notepads. Am curious about Kona coffee and will check out the boutique. I'll be interested in what you think of the book.
I am with ya on the magnetic pad! My mom always has one going on the fridge. And she ALSO has this wonderful rubber magnet pen stationed next to it. It is perfect. I love it. And I cannot find one for the life of me!
I love that quote. Beautiful.
And isn't it true that the worst thing about magnetic notepads is that it is practically impossible to remember to write, "Buy new magnetic notepad," on the last sheet of the current magnet notepad? That consistently happens to me. I think next time I'm going to go straight to the last page and write that in so that it's already there when I get down to the last page.