No Time, Buy Online
For some reason I don't have time (or don't want to make time) to grocery shop or do any kind of shopping for that matter. Therefore to get food, razors, paper towels, etc I resort to the internet. So thankful for these services!
AmazonSmile: Smile is the same thing as regular Amazon and does not cost any extra to shop through BUT what it does allow is for a percentage of your purchases to go to a charity of your choice. Literally any charity you can think of is on there… including Hallows Church. Amazon is our main source of products… where I purchase books, random household goods, gifts, etc. What makes this so sweet is being an Amazon Prime member. Two. Day. Free. Shipping. AMAZING!
AmazonFresh: new found friend. grocery shopping done by clicking a few buttons and choosing a delivery time… not sure if I will go back to a grocery store again. (you can even pick out fresh fish from Pike's Place Market or choose donuts from local bakery!)
NatureBox: for those healthy snack foods that you just can't find on AmazonFresh! Pretty pumped for this to arrive.
Noonday Collection: shop cute gifts and help others. Check it out for girlie gifts mainly
Seattle Public Library Online Resource: I discovered that you can not only place books on hold but if it is at another branch they will send it to the Fremont branch so I can walk and pick it up! So convenient. Leighton also wanted to watch some Berenstain Bear videos which we don't get on our TV because she loves their books and I was able to get them reserved at Library too! win win
Two books I am going to hopefully read soon when I picked them up at library are:
Love Does and Loving the Little Years: Motherhood in the Trenches
Two books I thought were good (in addition to Kisses from Katie and some others):
Surprised by Motherhood which is about a girl who lost her mom when she was a teen and thought she never wanted to have kids. She talks about how now being a mom surprised her with sweet times and difficult times but really how she saw God used it to grow her.
Rhinestone Jesus which discusses a lady's journey before and after saying yes to Jesus and following His plans for her life. It explains more the charity we hope to support at Sadie's birthday, Mercy House Kenya.
AmazonSmile: Smile is the same thing as regular Amazon and does not cost any extra to shop through BUT what it does allow is for a percentage of your purchases to go to a charity of your choice. Literally any charity you can think of is on there… including Hallows Church. Amazon is our main source of products… where I purchase books, random household goods, gifts, etc. What makes this so sweet is being an Amazon Prime member. Two. Day. Free. Shipping. AMAZING!
AmazonFresh: new found friend. grocery shopping done by clicking a few buttons and choosing a delivery time… not sure if I will go back to a grocery store again. (you can even pick out fresh fish from Pike's Place Market or choose donuts from local bakery!)
NatureBox: for those healthy snack foods that you just can't find on AmazonFresh! Pretty pumped for this to arrive.
Two books I am going to hopefully read soon when I picked them up at library are:
Love Does and Loving the Little Years: Motherhood in the Trenches
And one I am waiting to be delivered from AmazonPrime:
Anything by Jennie Allen
Surprised by Motherhood which is about a girl who lost her mom when she was a teen and thought she never wanted to have kids. She talks about how now being a mom surprised her with sweet times and difficult times but really how she saw God used it to grow her.
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