Spiritually Healthy

Thank you, Heidi , for this fun tag! I thoroughly enjoyed writing these down and reliving some of the sweet memories that each movie brought! 1. A movie that kept you up all night.  Kept all night in a good way or in a bad way?  *thinks for a good long bit*  This may sound silly, but I don't think I've ever stayed up all night just to watch a movie.  I'm pretty strict about my sleep (it's vital for those with seizure disorders!) and what I watch beforehand.  If there has been a movie that happens to go late into the evening, I'll just nod off and watch it another day. I guess I'm off to a boring start! :p 2. A movie that made you scared to sleep. Even though I know that there is nothing real about this (e.g. aliens DO NOT exist!), the movie Signs scared me terribly!  Even now I don't like it.  I think it's really the music that creeps me out (it's really good actually).  The movie itself isn't bad (some langue), it's just scary. ...

Thank you  Heidi  for tagging me in this super fun award! The rules: 1). Thank the person who nominated you, as well as link to their blog. 2). Answer the 10 questions provided. 3). Come up with 10 more questions that relate to food. 4). Nominate at least 5 people.   I failed here. Sorry. 5). Let those people know they've been nominated. Heidi's questions with my answers :) 1. Your thoughts on cheese? No meal is complete without some form of cheese. But seeing as how I cannot enjoy the dairy, I will pass it on...though I'll still give the occasional sniff of it as it passes by my nostrils. ;) 2. Favorite pizza? Sweet or savory?  My favorite sweet pizza is a homemade gluten free, vegan fruit pizza that's tastes amazingly delicious!  If you want the recipe, click  here. My favorite savory pizza is onion. :)  3. Have you always had a “traditional” dinner (i.e. turkey and all the fixings) on Thanksgiving?   To the best of...

Thank you,  Heidi  for tagging me in this super fun post! It was hard for me to just pick 10 of my favorites but I did and here are my 10. (Heidi, I like how you added the year the films were made, and plan on doing the same - thanks for the idea! :)) 1. Anne Shirley - Anne of Green Gables (1985) I chose Anne because she is a classic and I've always loved her. 2. Sarah Wheaton - Sarah Plain and Tall (1991) Sarah was so very gentle and feminine in all she said and did.  She was super smart and open for change. I admired her for being open in a time when women weren't really different in the way that she was. I always thought I saw myself as Anne (see above), but the more I think and reflect, the more I see  little bits of me resembling Sarah Wheaton. 3. Danielle - Ever After (1999) My mother always told her daughters that one of the things she loved about Cinderella  was her joyful attitude.  Even though she...