KDanae Reads

I am still on this crazy kick of reading missions books and biographies. I have devoured book after book this month and still have a stack waiting for me. My husband just looks me at like I'm crazy. I just can't help it. I am so intrigued by what I am reading even though some of it is just review from what I studied and read in my undergrad studies. I love them because like my beloved classics, they are stories of new and different worlds. But the only difference is that they are real. They are places I could possibly one day travel to. They are people that I may one day meet in heaven. It's just a whole new adventure that I am totally enjoying right now. So with that said... here are my stats and I am off to my next book. Happy reading! The books I read in the month of September:   Going Global by Nelson, King & Smith The Road to Missional: Journey to the Center of the Church by Michael Frost Compassionate Kids: Practical Ways to Involve Your Students in Mi

Life has gotten pretty crazy yet again and August was jam-packed. Seminary has officially started up for my husband and I am auditing a class with him, which means traveling 4 hours roundtrip every Tuesday for class. I also got a job at a drugstore. It's nothing too glamorous and probably won't last too long either. But it's at least a start. I also spent a week with my daddy at a missions retreat/meeting, went to a family wedding, and spent some time in the city with my husband. It was a good, busy month. But unfortunately with being busy, I had very little desire to sit and read like I had been. So I only read 3 books (Netflix didn't help either). But it happens I suppose. I've decided that I can't force myself to read and write like I had been earlier in the year. Mostly because life is different now and I have more responsibilities as a wife and a homemaker. But at the same time, I also know that I need to read things that will challenge and teach me in