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The Friday Five · No. 2

Room for What I Truly Love

A library book that found me, and a season of clearing one drawer at a time.

February 20, 2026

From the letter archive, kept here in full.

A hand holding a mint tumbler in a beach chair, notebook and tote beside it, grey surf ahead

Five things worth sharing

  1. A flip calendar page reading 'Be a Problem Solver'
    01Worth Knowing

    Modern Manners for kids

    We recently got the flip “calendar” for kids and teens and absolutely love them. They live in my kitchen and already have started such great conversations about introducing yourself, pitching in, and more.

    Check it out! · Brooke Romney

    Family · Home

  2. Art print titled 'Prayer' showing hands holding a nest
    02Worth Finding

    Scott the painter

    He’s a favorite follow on Instagram. I was given one of his prints for Christmas and gave a lenten book by Scott in return. It was all unplanned and how cute is that ha?!

    Book here · Amazon

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    Faith · Home · Books

  3. Portrait of Ed Mylett
    03Worth Listening

    Ed Mylett Life Inventory Podcast

    This podcast is from last May but I think about it allllll the time still. Now with my letting go of stuff for Lent I am ready to go back for another listen.

    Listen here! · The Ed Mylett Show

    Wellness · Faith

  4. Book cover of 'Make Room for What You Love'
    04Worth Reading

    Make room for what you love book

    This is the book I referenced in my opening that found me in the library. I’m sure you can find it at your library or a used book store if you need to highlight and reference over and over for reminders.

    Add it to your list · Amazon

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    Books · Home

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