Reflection

TEDWomen – Arianna Huffington: How to succeed? Get more sleep

1 year ago

by Lundie in Reflection

Got a note about this one today from the This Week on TED newsletter. Just had to share. It’s a great reminder. One I will try to put into action tonight!

Health smart

Zeitgeist – Day 30

1 year ago

by Lundie in Reflection

Feeling like roadkill today. Sneezy exploding head cold. Stomach flu. Cripes. Yet here I am. Valiant effort? I think so!

I’m not doing the “resolution” thing this year. I have my Life List that I have for all the stuff I want to do. However, one thing I am going to join in on is the WordPress “Post A Week 2011″. I don’t have the stamina (nor content) to post daily. Once a week sounds good enough to me!

Zeitgeist – Day 27, 28, 29 – Holiday Hangover

1 year ago

by Lundie in Reflection

Yeah. So no posting for me lately. Holiday hangover I guess…with one more party to go before life can get back to a happy routine! I guess that makes me kinda grinchy, huh?

Oh well!

Book Review – The Life Book by Carl Blunt

1 year ago

by Lundie in Reflection

The Life Book, by Carl Blunt

(Just so ya know up front, this book was provided to me, for review, by the The B&B Media Group.)

I will not be rating this as it is basically a version of the Book of John from the Bible. I will, however, still review it using my regular questions.

My Review
Snackable?	For the most part, yes. As much as the Bible is an easy read. It’s pretty much the Book of John with commentary by 4 teens and a youth leader.
“Lundie” ending?	n/a
Best thing?	It’s the book of John presented in a way that feels like a bit of a discussion.
Worst thing?	I wouldn’t say it’s a “bad” thing, but it is definitely geared toward High School students (by design) not to an old “mom” like me.
Special Features from the Publisher	The Life Book Intro Video from The Life Book Movement on Vimeo. Also, read the next page for more information on The Life Book Movement

Non-Fiction The B&B Media Group

Mend Mark Wristband – Product Review & Giveaway

1 year ago

by Lundie in Reflection

The Mend Mark Wristband
by Hunter Harrison

Review

It’s unusual looking which really can trigger discussions. Since I’m not personally interested in triggering that kind of discussion, for me it was a little nerve wracking — too much “pressure” for having an “answer” to explain it all.
I personally want meaningful jewelry or other reminder items for personal reasons. Tokens and trinkets from people I love, or reminders of resolutions are the reason I wear jewelry of this kind. For that purpose it does serve well. The “Remember” and “Love” stamped in it were nice reminders.
On a less spiritual note, and more about the product itself, the rubber it’s made of is thin at the strap part, which made me a little nervous when putting it on and taking it off, but not too bad. The part that was a little frustrating was the circles were kind of large on my wrist and it tended to get damp under them, making it kind of sticky.

(Just so ya know, this product was provided to me for free, for review, by The B&B Media Group.)

I have another of these bracelets to give away! If you would like a chance to get one of your own free, please leave a comment below, then on December 1, I will randomly select a winner. Just leave a comment below to be entered!