Monthly Archives: June 2010

It was 13 years ago this July that I got my sixth edition copy of the Womanly Art of Breastfeeding signed by all seven founders of La Leche League International, with my daughter, Virtue in tow (in a sling of … Continue reading →

Join me for a summer cooking class! Learn how to follow the principles taught in “Nourishing Traditions,” by Sally Fallon. Visit my blog for more information! http://happyinthekitchen-withtara.blogspot.com/2010/06/summer-cooking-class.html Hope to see you there! Tara

Yesterday, I read an article in Redbook magazine in the reception room of an oral surgeon while my son got his wisdom teeth pulled. You can find the article here http://redbookmag.com/kids-family/advice/stop-breastfeeding“ The author claims that breastfeeding is the norm now, … Continue reading →

I have a blog called “Happy In The Kitchen” that I would love your imput on! It is filled with recipies and ideas on how to prepare REAL, nourishing food. Please take a look and tell me what you think! … Continue reading →

The fireside with Dan Ralphs was spectacular! I feel so inspired to read classic literature and do hard things and get a great education. Dan basically said that if you get a great education you will become Christlike. Therefore you … Continue reading →

Hi Sisters, I hope you are enjoying the summer with your families! Public school may be out, but we are doing our summer homeschooling thing of a little bit of math and reading for the love of learners, work and … Continue reading →

“When you say something unkind, when youdo something in retaliation, your anger increases.You make the other person suffer, and they try hardto say or do something back to make you suffer,and get relief from their suffering. That ishow conflict escalates.” … Continue reading →

When I was young, it seemed that none of my peers wanted to admit to being good. It just wasn’t fashionable. I say, it’s time to change that. The future of our lives, our families, and our republic depends on … Continue reading →