Monthly Archives: June 2012

The good news is that my adrenals have recovered from the stressful day at Seven Peaks last week when I had to coordinate four things at once, including a five hour trip for my son to get to southern Utah … Continue reading →

I have to credit Diane Hopkins for opening my mind to an alternative to drill, fill, and bill when she wrote an article for her newsletter over a decade ago about healing cavities. Two of my kids have dental appointments … Continue reading →

My friends Amy Hansen and Tresta Neil are putting on an LDS Homeschool Conference Aug 10-11 in American Fork Utah. I am so excited! Here’s a message from Tresta: As a young homeschool mother my faith in myself, my abilities … Continue reading →

My friend Michelle in Kansas City and I are discussing this book over the phone. It doesn’t look terribly exciting but the contents are so powerful! It is probably the most important book you will read outside the scriptures. That’s … Continue reading →

A while ago I heard about Janine Turner, an actress from Northern Exposure, a TV series from my college years. Did you know that she homeschools? She is teaching her daughter Juliette about the Constitution and has founded an organization … Continue reading →

I heard about this article from my dear friend Becky Williams. I got to meet Andrew Pudewa years ago. He is a delightful educator. He writes curriculum to teach writing for homeschoolers and sells it through his company, http://excellenceinwriting.com (This … Continue reading →

  I had lots of fun at the LDS Holistic Living Conference. I hope to get a blog post up in the next week or two about the highlights. I learned so much!  All five authors of the new book … Continue reading →

Yay! My 14 y o son got back from the Youth for Freedom summer camp last night, exhausted and slightly sunburnt.Youth for Freedom is an inspiring summer camp for youth based on freedom-based education. See http://youthforfreedom.org. It’s been held every … Continue reading →

A Weston A. Price chapter leader here in Utah contacted Sally Fallon Morrell, founder of the Weston A. Price foundation, to see if Sally would come do a conference in Utah. Sally said if enough people joined the WAPF as … Continue reading →