Showing posts with label god. Show all posts
Showing posts with label god. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 21, 2017

Book Review: "Misfit Faith" (Confessions Of A Drunk Ex-Pastor) // Hannabal Marie

Hello ladies and gents,
Another book review for those inclined.
I don't normally like to talk or address religious materials--mostly for personal reasons and to stay away from verbal fights that will surely break open if I voiced an opinion but I couldn't possibly read this book and not review it.

This is a terrific book, hands down!
Ideally for the person who is balancing between faiths and not really knowing where or why they don't fit in with a world so dedicated and rather--concrete.

"Misfit Faith" is a fairly quick read--full of dark humor and quick wit. 
Grasping at the most common questions of man to a God that just seems to be "away on business". 
Is God real, really? What does it all mean? Is God all loving or all hating?
These questions and more can and will be found in this book, mostly as commentary but still rather thought-provoking.



Friday, September 30, 2016

Demon Milk Jewelry Review // Hannabal Marie

Hello boils and ghouls,
today I have a lovely review for a company called
Demon Milk!

"Demon Milk, or now called "Love From Sirius" began as a Gothic jewelry and clothing brand. 
They make tons of image jewelry, with gemstone jewelry as a side project. However, as time went on, Demon Milk found that people were far more attracted to their gemstone jewelry. 

Rebranding the entire line, they just ended up creating whatever felt right, regardless as to whether or not it fit a specific style. 
 Demon Milk ended up getting more attracted and connected to semiprecious gemstones that come from our earth, rather than the extremely high quality glass beads they once were used to using. 
Even though each gem stone may have inclusions, or imperfections, they find it more beautiful than something that is perfectly, uniformly cut. 
While they do source gem stones of the best grade, Demon Milk can find online, there will always be some imperfections because they are not made by machine, but by the earth itself."

What makes you different, makes you beautiful.