Interesting Links from my week

Matt Walsh talks about college in his post "Kids, go to college or you'll die alone in misery".

Mike Rowe, host of the show Dirty Jobs tells us "Why 'Work Smart, Not Hard' is the Worst Advice in the World".

I pretty much love everything by Sally Clarkson but this one really got me - Blessed are the Peacemakers.







 

Links I loved - family wall, hair tutorial and more

I want to do this very badly and with this tutorial I might be able to do it and get everything aligned.  Go see the Family Collage Wall @ The creative Chickadee.

I tried out this hairstyle on me and my daughter and I loved how easy it was:  A Surprise Twist from Measured by the Heart.

I will be doing this on Sunday night right after I find the correct containers - Life as a Mom's Lunchbox Ideas and Inspiration.

I'm thinking at some point I might try this One Day Cleanse, but I'm not making any promises.

And if you haven't been paying attention to what is going on with Israel and the Palestinians, I suggest you start.  Trust me, you want to know what is going on.

I also enjoyed reading The Simple Dollar's 100 Great Tips for Saving Money.  Lost of good ideas!

What have you come across that you have enjoyed reading this week?

Links I loved this week

I loved so many of her posts, but this one really got to me.  Perceiving from The Small Notebook.

This quote made an impression on me “If you live each day as if it was your last, someday you’ll most certainly be right.”.  It was quoted in Ten Pieces of Inspiration #33 by The Simple Dollar.

Canning Potatoes @ Home Joys.  What can I say?  I love canning.

What man can relate to a stay-at-home mom? @ Passionate Homemaking.  Worth the read!

Speaking of canning, I am hoping to make this pear butter from Simply Recipes sometime next week with the pear sauce I made.

Do you  have any links you would love to share?