How long has it been since I’ve done a “Good Things” post?! For-ever!! Wow! It’s been so long that I may need to re-explain what this series is all about. Basically, when I first started blogging, I would share a few things here and there about the things I loved!! It started out with things like lip gloss and magazines and then it grew to Diet Mountain Dews and Filet-o-Fish! Weird, I know. But somehow, people connect to this stuff. I LOVE reading about other photographer’s favorite things!! Well today I wasn’t to share three more “Good Things” that I am loving! Let’s get to it! :
1. VINE! Vine is a new app for iPhone users that allows you to take a bunch of mini clips and it automatically makes a little 6 second video! It’s like Instagram for videos! We’re loving it… especially for Bokeh videos:)
2. The Daniel bible study by Beth Moore! Two of my girlfriends from church and I are doing this study and it’s so nice to have a reality check every week! It’s an a amazing study!!
3. Sleep Machine! Michael and I use this EVERY night. It’s a lot easier than using a box fan! The white noise helps me not to hear him snore:) and it also keeps Bokeh from growling at every creak that the house makes!
So there you have it! Three little good things that make my life a little easier, a little more joyful and closer to God!! Happy Wednesday!
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