Welcome to “Tuesday Tours: What’s Happening on the Web” where I serve as your tour guide and showcase the best contests, deals, and reads on the web…all in one convenient location.Good Reads
Sarah stuns with her vivid and starry writing: In which this is my home, In which I wonder about having faith like a child, and In which I promise not to call myself fat. Read them all.
Lisa reminds us How to Talk to Little Girls.
Are you discouraged or just tired? Michael says the symptoms are similar.
Miscellany
Are you using BranchOut (a career networking tool on Facebook)? I’d like to hear your thoughts.
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You rock. I can always come to your blog and feel like I’m being kept up-to-date on what’s out there. Not just in life, travel, parenting, and positive living, but in tidbits like the ever-daunting social media-land. Thanks, and I hope your travels are keeping you guys happy, healthy and invigorated. :)
Sarah is a incredible writer. I loved the story about how to talk to Little Girls, I found it earlier this week and I wish more people would talk to my little girl like that – instead of always focusing on her beautiful eyes.
I agree about Sarah. She has a gift.
Wonderful links, as usual!
I have to admit, I am so guilty of praising kids (girls AND boys) for their pretty hair, wonderful eyes, cute clothes, etc. I am trying to be better about praising for what’s on the inside, because I have struggled with the same issues that Sarah has with her weight. I would hate to be a part of encouraging those issues in others.
Thank you so much, Stephanie. You are a good, good friend. xo
The article about talking to girls really resonates with me. Thanks for sharing.