Hey guys! So in all honesty, none of these posts are from this week. I went back and read a lot of the old posts that I missed when I dropp...

Posts of the Week: 2.7.16-2.13.16

Alexa Mintah

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Hey guys! So in all honesty, none of these posts are from this week. I went back and read a lot of the old posts that I missed when I dropped off the face of the earth, so most of them are at least a week old if not more. But they’re still fantastic, and in case you haven’t read them, here they are (plus, some of them you could totally reread. Just saying).

On to the posts!

Just 100 Words by Heather. After all, it’s 100 words more than you had the day before. :)

50 Easy Ways to Inspire Creativity by Bailey. Very self-explanatory title for a very fun and fantastic post.

WBI: Jareth, The Goblin King, Also by Heather. Guys, I don’t even know what to say beyond seriously, this is so awesome.

Out The Car Window by Lish. I love that she took the time to show us these. Pictures like this seem almost like a... a slice-of-life. Pieces we’d normally take for granted, but she took the time to stop, appreciate, and show to us. :)

A Novel Introduction--Winter Reign, Also by Bailey. In which she introduces us to her gorgeous new WIP <3

You Can Have All Of This by Chard. In which Chard talks about realizing what “all of this” means for you.

The Gap by Ive. In which a friend of mine returns to the blogging world and opens up about her personal experience with autism.

Who Jesus Is To Me, Also by Chard. In which he talks about exactly that and reminds us just how wonderful Jesus is. :)

Discussion: A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS // Book 13 and Wrap-Up by Liz. As one might assume from the title, she did a whole series on these books. But this is the last post and it has links to all of the others (which you should totally read if you haven’t already), so I decided to share this one.

The Hunger Games and My Christian Faith by Ally. I LOVE posts like this, because they explain how there’s so much more to The Hunger Games than kids killing kids, and Ally does it brilliantly and artfully, and everybody should read it. <3

Memento Mori, Also by Liz. A brave and emotional post in which she talks about how God’s love is still love, even when it hurts. I admire Liz so much for this <3

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And that’s it for this week (or more accurately, the past month, since some of them are from that far back and farther). Tell me about your favorite way to inspire creativity, a seemingly dull moment that you realized was actually gorgeous, a childhood series you’ve revisited, or anything else related to the posts you’ve found around the blogosphere. I can’t wait to hear from you all!

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