by Leslie Sholly | Jan 18, 2017 | Abortion, Catholicism, Life Issues, Politics, rants, Uncategorized
On November 2, 2016 I joined Pantsuit Nation, an online community of Hillary supporters. The group, now almost four million strong, comprised people of many different backgrounds and beliefs, united by our support of Hillary and fear of a Trump presidency. I posted...
by Leslie Sholly | Jan 17, 2017 | review, shopping, sponsored, Uncategorized, Walking in Knoxville
Oh, y’all, I feel so bad about this. I received this product in exchange for my honest review, and somehow I did not get around to writing the review in a timely manner. Now it appears that the company may have suspended operations. And I hate that, because...
by Leslie Sholly | Jan 15, 2017 | home decor, review, shopping, sponsored, Uncategorized, us family guide
So, y’all, I am WAY behind in my reviews for US Family Guide (I am always behind). I received this product in December in exchange for my honest review. Here is the company’s description of their unique nightlights: 3DLIGHTFX 3D Deco Lights are the...
by Leslie Sholly | Jan 13, 2017 | book review, books, Catholicism, Lent, review, Uncategorized
Don’t laugh, but high up there on my list of personal goals is a desire for greater holiness. I’ve known a few holy people in my life–have you? They radiate peace and God’s love and you feel blessed to be in their presence. I’d like to...
by Leslie Sholly | Jan 12, 2017 | family, Life Issues, Politics, rants, Uncategorized
Dear Facebook Friends: Next time you are tempted to gleefully post about how happy you are to see ObamaCare repealed, I want you to think about the people whose lives are going to be affected dramatically when that happens. I want you to think about people who are...
by Leslie Sholly | Jan 4, 2017 | food, Uncategorized, Walking in Knoxville
There’s just something about a new year, isn’t there? It feels fresh and new and full of possibilities. Hence the talk of resolutions and the increase in gym membership purchases! I am reluctant to commit to something so definite and portentous as...