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This is a Sponsored post Recently, I have decided I want to spend more time reflecting and journaling. It really is a lost art, but really gives you the chance to document your life, jot down your dreams, doodle like no other. And journaling is good for you. Mentally, emotionally and physically. It gives you the chance to get out your feelings, release the tension, focus, and your body will feel that release as well.  I am also a somewhat spiritual person. I believe in faith and goodness and following your heart as well as respecting the higher power. Whether you believe or not, journaling can bring you closer to your faith as well.  I just got 3 new, beautiful journals from Ellie Claire Journals, published by Worthy Publishing Group. Each are so unique and wonderful and so very special. These are not your average journals. A lot of time and though and details went into these journals. Illuminate Your Story This journal is pretty amazing. It is a

Check it out!!! I just got the new book, Ripley's Believe It Or Not - A Century of Strange  and you're not gonna believe what all is in here! This year's edition doesn't disappoint either.  Our society has always had a keen interest in the weird and strange and Ripley's is the best with their masterful collection of the oddities in the world. As usual, each book is different and this time the cover is bright purple and looks like a time warp which totally fits with this edition's name. It definitely stands out and catches your interest and screams, "READ ME!" And you should.  As always, there is sooo much cool stuff inside. This edition features all new content with over 1,200 awesome stories and pictures from around the world! Some stories have been found by Ripley's staff, while others are fan submissions! My family and I are huge Ripley's fans. We have a big collection of the almonacs and other books. We a

I recently got a copy of the new book, Go To Sleep, Sheep, illustrated by Sydney Hanson. And what a cute bedtime book it is! Firstly, it was a board book so its thicker pages and a little more heavy and sturdy. Which is great for little ones. They won't tear the pages as they turn them and they can drop it or carry it where ever and it is a little more durable and easier for them to use and play with. The story is super cute and sweet. Only a few lines on each page and then a repetitious "Go to sleep, sheep!" It is simple and fun to read and perfect for bedtime. It's not too long so you can read it again and again and pretty soon they'll be reading it to you! The illustrations are wonderful. With darling little sheep and other farm animals like cows and pigs, horses and goats, and a little kitten, it'll be a treat for your little animal lovers. The pictures are somewhat realistic illustrations. Very well done and fit right along with the story.