Monthly Archives: May 2012

One of my friends shared this on FB and I love it! It is by Ryan Holiday, whoever that is. I have never heard of the guy before, but he sounds very in the know. It is so refreshing to … Continue reading →

Last week I helped staff the Master of Influence event produced by http://3keyelements.com. It was a ton of fun! Here are some new videos Kirk Duncan showed that he didn’t show at the last event: This first one is about … Continue reading →

Mother’s Day started out so sweet with my husband serving me breakfast in bed and giving me what I asked for: new earbuds for my iPod (a marvelous Mother’s Day gift he gave me four years ago) and a genealogy … Continue reading →

I know I’m a little late here, but If you haven’t already picked out your Mother’s Day gift, or if you just want something else to satisfy you, here’s another great idea of a gift to give yourself for Mother’s … Continue reading →

Oooh, I just got this new book, written by some of the members of this network, Sheridan Ripley, and Heather Farrell, who owns the blog over at  http://womeninthescriptures.blogspot.com. Getting this book in the mail was like getting a new baby. … Continue reading →

Thanks to Family Watch International for this beautiful video honoring motherhood. The organization created the video  clip to be shown at the United Nations as part of its efforts to counteract the emerging war on mothers and to promote respect … Continue reading →

This is a great webinar about how mom and babies are biologically designed to be a unit. In my lingo, that unit is a tree with the fruit still attached. This is the core of tree of life mothering. Babies … Continue reading →

Come Learn About Keystone – Christ Centered Learning   Saturday, May 12, 2012 from 9:30 AM – 1:30 PM Broadview University 898 N 1200 W Orem, UT 84057     Have you ever asked yourself:  Am I teaching my child … Continue reading →

Wow! 19 years ago I was pregnant with my first baby. I worked as a laboratory assistant to a medical doctor at the Univ. of Utah Med School, helping him with his research work with radioactive isotopes and other complicated … Continue reading →

After months of preparing, my son’s Shakespeare Conquest class is ready to deliver! The class is performing Much Ado About Nothing, set in Japanese feudal times, complete with samurai and stage crew dressed as ninjas! Thurs, Fri, Sat May 10-12 … Continue reading →