Top 10 Books I've Read (so far).

This top 10 was a tough one for me!  You can tell a lot about a person by what they read and so I’m feeling a little ‘exposed’ but that’s a good thing right?  I also feel like this list could change.  Tomorrow I may remember a book that I was challenged by and wish I put it on here, but for what it is, here ya go!

I would recommend any of these books to you as they have challenged me and helped me in my pursuit to know Jesus more.  I would LOVE to hear of books that are on your top 10.  Thanks for reading and sharing!

1.     The Seeking Heart- Fenelon

2.     The Hiding Place- Corrie TenBoom

3.     Instruments in the Hands of the Redeemer- Paul David Tripp

4.     Give them Grace (still in the process of reading, but SO great so far)- Elyse Fitzpatrick and Jessica Thompson

5.     Forgotten God- Francis Chan

6.     Pleasing People: How not to be an “approval junkie”- Lou Priolo

7.     Attributes of God- A.W. Pink

8.     The Pleasures of God- John Piper

9.     Hinds Feet on High Places- Hannah Hurnard

10. A Lifetime of Wisdom: Embracing the Way God Heals You- Joni Eareckson Tada

Top 10

So, I've decided to resurrect this thing yet again!  I thought I would share some of my top 10 lists with you...all 2 of you.  I'll post these weekly (or maybe bi-weekly...or maybe even monthly.  We'll see how this goes). The lists are definitely not exhaustive and I would LOVE to hear any ideas that you would like to share.  Thanks for reading...Amy. :)

10 Things to Do With Your Toddler

1.    Have a birthday party for one of their stuffed animals.  Candles and presents included.  We used a tea light and wrapped up a cookie.

2.    Build a fort and eat a picnic lunch in it.

3.    Get a bucket and pick up rocks and paint them.

4.    Draw a picture for one of their friends and mail it to that friend.

5.    Visit a nursing home.

6.    Make a special treat/picture for daddy, thanking him for being such a great dad.

7.    Build a train for their stuffed animals out of cardboard boxes or blocks.

8.    Visit ‘Hubbard’s Cupboard’, a great website, and download some great resources there: http://www.hubbardscupboard.org/

9.    Get some rice or pasta (if summer, water) with various containers and utensils.  My son LOVED to pour rice into each different cup and bucket and pretend to make soup, etc.

10. Make an airplane, or some other vehicle, out of cardboard boxes.  They can paint it, etc.