This morning in the Mom Masterminds Monday Breakthrough Sessions, life coach, Aurelia Williams, mentioned pulling out the road map and connecting. The topic was on attitude adjustment and it was a great conversation.

When  I heard the term Road Map, I thought the program I created Pathways To Authentic Living. In essence it is a road map because it incites women to change the way they “think”, the way they “do”, and the way they “be”. As a result of my own struggles with thinking, doing, and being I found out that I am more than a conqueror; and God gave me a road map that enables me to move from point A to point B in a more logical and realistic way. I have taken this road map and created lessons for other women to have their own road map.

I am looking fora new cell service. My current one is good but I want to save a few dollars and get a better phone. Currently I have $10 special and trust me when I say it is a $10 special.

I started browsing online for cell phone companies, wondering if any of them will fit my budget and my needs. My cell phone is not a business phone but I do still need unlimited minutes. My current plan only give me 400 daytime with unlimited nights and weekends. However, there are times when I need to talk more in the day time than at night. I mean really, night time is for sleeping first and foremost; and by the time that I get done with work, the only thing I want to do it relax. I talk all day, so the phone at night is not what this woman needs.

If you were around Mom Unplugged on Monday, then you know that Marilynn Griffith stopped by to talk about a chunk of ground beef, social media, and her emotional state while looking for cheese. Reading her post was like drinking a nice refreshing cup of lemonade.

The same rings true for her book, Mom’s The Word. When started reading, I could immediately tell that this was going to be one of those books I would read late into the midnight hour. Trust me when I say that my 10pm bedtime was totally shot. I even read the book while chatting with my husband late one night before bed time.

What attracted me to Mom’s The Word was the parallel between Karol’s life and my own. You see I was the mom who did not want to hear the word that my family seemed to spit out, making it sound more like an annoying scratch across the chalk board. For me the word “mom” did not drip from their lips like honey.

When I was contacted and asked to read this book I was not quite sure what I would get. I love study books but many have disappointed me. However, when I opened up this book by Tom B. Clarke, I was pleasantly surprised by what my eyes saw.

A Topical Treasury of Proverbs, takes the book of wisdom and helps you to find scriptures on various topics. The chapters in Proverbs read more as sayings various chapter, than an actual chapter in a book. However, the author has taken the time to take each and every verse in the book of Proverbs and classify each one under one or more of a hundred topics.

In a way it is like a concordance, but what Clarke does is add the entire scripture, using the New English Translation, right in the book. Of course I think everyone needs to open their Word to study effectively; but a feature like this one, makes one’s study time more pleasant.

Ok, so by now you know that I am not a typical mommy blogger. However, my friend, Dr Mommy, thinks I would be great at doing reviews. I am getting books to review and I am even doing some reviews on things to help mom relax. I will be starting those soon and would love to do some more. Here is my dilemma…

Mom Unplugged is not a normal Mommy Blog. I don’t do the Wordless Wednesdays like Ionce did, I don’t talk about other contests, etc, and I really am just not very “mommy blog” centered. Don’t get me wrong, I love moms – shoot I am one – but I don’t follow the crowd. I am just me!

My other problem is that this blog talks about some deep stuff and that is what most of my readers look forward to. I hit topics that many won’t on their mom blogs. I love what I write about and really don’t want to divert from it at all.