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  1. Early mornings are my happy hour….sitting in a quiet house with a cup of coffee before everyone else is up. That and running!!!

  2. Rarely have Fringe Hours, 🙁 but sometimes I usually pop up a game of Words with Friends/Solitaire (don’t judge lol). Now my ideal Fringe Hour space would be quiet, nothing badgering me from my to do list, a cup of tea or coffee and a book. Or crocheting/knitting. sigh..use to make myself, give myself time to sit and work on that stuff. Now I feel guilty. I have noticed since I’ve been beginning the book (currently behind in the reading), that I will occasionally sit and read in the evenings. Haven’t had evenings free to do that in quite a while. It’s rather nice. Get antsy when I don’t. 🙂

  3. On the Launch Team and almost finished with the book – can’t wait for it to be officially released, so others can benefit from it too!

  4. I LOVE reading… and crafting… and often to make the very most of my fringe hours, I listen to audiobooks while crafting! Ha!

  5. I read this book in 2 days (during my fringe hours in January). I absolutely LOVED it. It was such a good reminder that if you have 5 minutes or 5 hours, you can take time for those things you enjoy. One of my favorite things to do is to pour myself a cup of coffee, put on some good music and work on my Project Life album. It is so satisfying to me and I am reminded of all of my blessings. Thank you for a wonderful book!!

  6. I am working on gaining more fringe hours! Thank you Jessica for writing this book! What i would LIKE to do is crafting, reading and listening to God:)

  7. Love SheReadsTruth, thank you for this opportunity to win such goodness! Looking forward to my book arriving!

  8. Favorite thing to do in my fringe hours is to read (eat up) all I can about homeschooling and snuggle my hubby!

  9. wow! this is amazing! what a beautiful give away! I am so excited for your book launch! I can’t wait to read it! I love all of your book recommendations!

  10. I read, and do some writing. I also like journalling and working on my bible readings/passages for the day….

  11. I like to spend my fringe hours reading and leading my daughters’ schools’ PTA. It’s a passion I didn’t know I had until God opened the door for me and led me through it.

  12. Fringe hours…..reading, drinking coffee, daily devotions, looking out the window at our snowy mountain veiw…soak in the tub…regular things mommys do when they get a few min! Life is good! I am so blessed!!

  13. I find time to create. Most often I choose to scrapbook to document our family’s story. Love your book, it’s a must read for all busy females! Read for a new perspective and ideas to take time for you!

  14. I read every minute I can squeeze it in! My husband has even teased me about reading while I’m stirring a pot fixing dinner 🙂

  15. My favorite thing to do in my fringe hours is paint…furniture, canvases, signs. Love expressing myself creatively and having something tangible to show for my work.

  16. Since I read Fringe Hours (yay launch team), it’s really changed the way that I think about using my time! I love finding pockets of time to read and do crafts. Things I really hadn’t done enough of!

  17. I love to read and write, and to head outside with camera in hand. And I really enjoy making movies for special occasions, like birthdays and anniversaries.

  18. I’ve discovered so many passions through reading “Fringe Hours”! (I’m part of the launch team! WooHoo!) My favorite is to read and spend time in the morning reading my Bible. 🙂

  19. I’m my most creative in my fringe hours – it’s when I write, when I design graphics, when I get inspired and have time to dream, because it’s ME time, not time someone else has expectations over 🙂

  20. I’m learning to create fringe hours that make me feel alive. I’m getting more into the creative zone and filling that time with painting, sewing, cooking, etc.

    I have a Sunday evening routine where I prepare my lunches for the week & usually prep some things to make meals easier in the week. This used to stress me out, but now it’s such a pleasure.

  21. Reading is my go-to for unwinding and relaxing. Can’t imagine being without a book or two or five waiting to be read.

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