Monthly Archives: May 2012

Here’s a message from one of my favorite bloggers, Sarah Pope (pictured above, love the wild curly girl hair!), over at http://thehealthyhomeeconomist.com: The Weston A. Price Foundation is currently conducting a pregnancy survey to assess the birth outcomes of women with different dietary and supplementation … Continue reading →

You are invited to attend a special workshop in Salt Lake City this summer. This seminar has been designed especially for students seeking to make the most of our curriculum, in particular those seeking to make class and study time … Continue reading →

The youth conference I originally planned for Saturday June 2 has been changed to being an all-day simulation on a new day, Tuesday June 5.  It will be held from 10 AM to 5 PM at the Faber home in … Continue reading →

Last night I went to a class on the Constitution in SLC by the people over at http://www.freedomformula.us/. I was surprised to bump into a reader of this blog, Rhonda, who has her own blog over at  theprovidenthomemaker.com. We had a … Continue reading →

My friend Mary Ann Johnson is presenting a fabulous class on Sat. June 2nd in SLC. It’s free with the promotional code below! I have learned so much from Mary Ann about how to have my kids beg for school. … Continue reading →

LDS Holistic Living Conference is Less Than 1 Month Away – Register by June 1 and Save! You read right! The clock is ticking and June 23 is fast approaching….. LDS Holistic Living Conference and Expo Saturday, June 23, 2012 … Continue reading →

Many of you know Aneladee Milne, the cofounder of LEMI. Aneladee is no longer with LEMI, although she sometimes does trainings with them. Aneladee is now working with Sons of Helaman, a program to help youth overcome addictions, specifically porn … Continue reading →

Do you own a luxury home that you are upside down in? If you have a jumbo loan worth more than $417,000 I can help you get a lower loan, with a lower monthly mortgage payment, and you will keep … Continue reading →

Here’s Dr. William Sears’ response to the Time magazine cover that featured a mom breastfeeding her 3 Year Old: The cover was risky but a brilliant hook by Time Magazine to attract readers, and they achieved their goal.  The writer, … Continue reading →

I’ve been thinking a lot about body language lately since I attended a seminar on it last week. It was interesting to notice the body language of people I was working with as we helped staff the event about body … Continue reading →