What I've Been Reading this Week - September 30

I have had another crazy week!  And I have to be honest, I'm really looking forward to my Saturday.  Since it's been so busy for me, I haven't had a whole lot of time to round up some links for you.
So . . . how about you share your favorite links from this week!  Just leave them in the comments below.

Happy linking!  And I hope you have a great weekend.

Amy Carmichael - Quote

"My silence speaketh to Thee, but I roam
With my poor silly thoughts, I know not where; 
That undistracted I may go to prayer 
O call them home."

- from Amy Carmichael in Toward Jerusalem

You might also be interested in my first post about Amy Carmichael. 

What I'm Reading This Week - September 23

Here are some of the posts I came across this week.  

The British Library has released some rare titles as ebooks.  They can be downloaded and accessed through Apple’s iBookstore.  Click here for more details.

Are you a Tolkien enthusiast?  Have the opportunity to teach high school English?  Here’s a whole treasure trove of lesson planning resources.

Are you a writer?  Check out this list of more than 30 iPhone apps that can help you with your writing.

I like working on the go.  Maybe you do, too.  Here’s some input on how to have an office in your handbag.

Hope you have a great weekend!

Amy Carmichael - Quote

"And in the night His song shall be with me,
even a prayer unto the God of my life."

- from Amy Carmichael in Toward Jerusalem

You might also be interested in my first post about Amy Carmichael. 

What I'm Reading This Week - September 16

Here's a roundup of this week's links.

Ever thought English is confusing?  Well, you're probably close to the truth.  Here are 75 words that have contradictory meanings, depending on the context in which they are used.

Express your creativity with dry-erase markers, and check out these pictures for inspiration!

If you homeschool - and even if you don't - this article on parenting is a must read!

Writing Goal

One of my goals this year is to write more.  In order to help myself stay on track, I'm participating in the 250 Words a Day Challenge. My goal is to write 250 words each day.  This will include blog posts, lesson plans, and translation and writing projects. I also hope to periodically report on how my writing is coming along. If you'd like to join up in the challenge, just follow the link above.  Also, I'd love to hear about it, so leave me a comment.

Happy writing!