Booknificent Thursday Link-Up #293

Hi everyone! Welcome to Booknificent Thursday on Mommynificent.com! Unlike pretty much everything else in my life, Booknificent Thursday is NOT cancelled! Isn’t that great news? We are still allowed to gather and encourage one another here without fear of spreading any illnesses or breaking any laws. 🙂

What crazy times these are! I would love to hear how you all are faring. I imagine everyone is getting more reading than usual done, unless you are like me and this sheltering in place means you are even busier than usual with your kids. We are all well and even managing to enjoy this unexpected and unwanted slower pace. I told you last month that we were super busy with play rehearsals and had 4 musicals scheduled between March 26 and May 2 with a grand total of 13 performances! Well, none of that is happening now. Everything has been postponed – no official cancellations yet – and my kids are so bummed. That’s been the hard part of the month for us. But we are focusing on the myriad of things we have to be thankful for.

We celebrated Biblical New Year this past weekend and are excitedly getting ready for Passover, the Feast of Unleavened Bread, and the Feast of Firstfruits next week. This “plague” we are living through has brought new depths of meaning to our preparations for Passover and we expect a very joyous celebration, even though it will be much smaller than usual. I pray you are well and look forward to hearing what you’ve been reading and how you are doing. Please comment freely and lots this month! 🙂

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Booknificent Thursday Link-Up #293 — 4 Comments

Barbara Harper on April 2, 2020 at 5:46 am said:

You would think, with the calendar cleared and my husband doing the shopping (he decided it would be best if only one of us went out as we’re both in high-risk categories) that I would have more time. Maybe it’s been impacted by having everyone working from home. I’m thankful that my husband and sons have work and can work from home.

I was encouraged by a book that I am reading that dealing with anxiety and worry is not a once-and-done session that settles everything forever. It’s more of a regular reminding ourselves of God’s truth. I’ve had to do that more and more as this drags on, as more things are canceled, as news reports are not encouraging. God is still in control, has His purposes in all He allows, and promised to provide our needs and give us grace.

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Michele Morin on April 2, 2020 at 5:54 am said:

I love the ways you bring biblical truth into your family celebrations. The cancellations and clsures have been pretty disappointing, but even this is an opportunity for us all to affirm that God is our greatest treasure and he is enough. (We hardly ever get that opportunity here in the USA!)

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Lisa notes on April 2, 2020 at 7:18 am said:

It must be so hard for kids to understand that everything is cancelled. It’s hard enough for adults who have a better grip on what’s happening. May you have a wonderful week of feasts next week.

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- Tina Chen on April 12, 2020 at 8:17 pm said:
  
  Thank you!
  
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