It comes as no surprise to long-term readers of my blog that I love The X-Files. Reviewing every episode has been a long-term project of mine, second only to my X-Files Facebook Project. And so, until I have finished said project, I am lucky to have been given permission to share my friend Max’ reviews… Read More Apt. 42’s Review of The X-Files, Season 2, Episode 22: ‘F. Emasculata’
A friend of mine recently told me the story of an experience she had which she claims changed the way she sees personal and community transformation. It started with an office managed for the longest time by a very kind individual. Unfortunately, this individual’s management style was based on kindly and lovingly pointing out mistakes… Read More The Magic of Building on Strength: An Almost Too-Good To Be True Story
Sahar’s Blog is happy to host new posts of The X-Files Facebook Project every Fridays at 10:13 a.m. EST pending no alien abduction or government conspiracy to break up. I know, I know, there are a few missing. But I hit a major inspirational snafu–I couldn’t get them to come out just right. I have… Read More The X-Files Facebook Project: Season 2, Episode 18: “Fearful Symmetry”
Name: Kate Akhtar-Khavari Blog: kate in the classroom Her favorite post: tbd There are a lot of girls out there who are trying to break into the style blogging world that is has become important for bloggers to create a brand that is both broad enough to appeal to a wide audience while at the… Read More Blog Review: ‘kate in the classroom’ by Kate
My systematic foray into independent music has only recently started, and although not all the music I have listened to matched my personal preferences, I have been pleasantly surprised at the consistent quality and passion that shines through every single track I listened to. It makes me wonder if there is a way to transcend… Read More Music Review: Keith Alan Mitchell – ‘This Clumsy World’
When it comes to “physical” laws—for example, stopping at a red light—it’s usually pretty easy to convince people to obey (however frustrating it might be) because of the immediacy and obviousness of the consequences of not doing so: an accident that could wreck our car and cause physical if not fatal harm. But put religious… Read More From Obvious to Obscure: Obeying (or not) Physical and Religious Law
Book Review: ‘Stop and Smell Your Children’, by Leah Spina About the author: Leah Spina is a former journalist of a national newsweekly magazine and also worked as a childbirth coordinator at a large adoption agency. She has her B.S in Business Administration from Thomas Edison State College. She has two adorable children – Samson… Read More Book Review: ‘Stop and Smell Your Children’, by Leah Spina
A good review deserves to be read; and so, I am very excited to bring to you a brand new feature to Sahar’s Reviews: a monthly round-up of four of my wonderful husband’s reviews (which he also posts on his blog and on Goodreads). And we are starting this feature with Zorro, by Isabel Allende,… Read More Borna’s Monthly Book Review: Four Book Round-Up
I have noticed a curious phenomenon emerging in the last year or so. An increasing number of friends and fellow bloggers have been engaged in drawing zentangles and/or filling out adult coloring books. It fills my feeds with beauty, and I had a feeling that these practices were well worth my friends’ time. They are… Read More Creative Meditation: Zentangles and Coloring Books
Sahar’s Blog is happy to host new posts of The X-Files Facebook Project every Fridays at 10:13 a.m. EST pending no alien abduction or government conspiracy to break up. For previous editions of this project, click here then here. A big thank you to The X-Files Wiki, Apt. 42 Revisited, and Eat The Corn for… Read More The X-Files Facebook Project: Season 2, Episode 15: “Fresh Bones”
