Monthly Archives: August 2012

My young friend Shaylee Ann over at http://www.mother-at-heart.com/ is launching her new business today. She is distributing a clothing line from http://ModestPop.com ModestPop.com is a line of fashionable, cute, modest clothing that doesn’t need layering. The clothing costs $15 or less. … Continue reading →

Someone on one of my homeschooling email lists asked about what to use in teaching economics to youth in scholar phase in terms of classics and biographies. If I were teaching a homeschooling class on economics, I would start my … Continue reading →

Last night the Duggars new season started! Here is the first episode. In it, Anna’s sister gets married and the Duggar girls talk about what they look for in a future husband.

Mentoring for Moms on Mom Topics is Now Available! I am a mom of seven who has lots of experience with breastfeeding, getting baby to sleep, homeschooling time management, fixing whole foods dinners from scratch, using natural remedies and homeschooling. … Continue reading →

  Founders’ Message On Saturday, September 15th, the Utah’s Freedom Conference will focus on lands, sound money and the role of the Constitutional sheriff.  Join us for the most important event of the year for all public lands users! Restoring … Continue reading →

This is me with the ladies who were in my cabin. One mom got away before I got the picture. She was a friend of mine from high school and my hometown ward who I haven’t seen in over 23 … Continue reading →

I saw this video by Brad Wilcox on my friend Mindy Heath’s blog. Mindy and I both attended the leadership portion of the Moms’ Retreat (http://momsretreat.org This is so good I watched it twice! It totally relates to our experience … Continue reading →

This is my friend Mindy Heath, mom, mentor extraordinaire, and trapeze artist on a challenge course. In my last post I wrote about my invitation to seek physical thrills at a homeschooling moms’ retreat (see http://momsretreat.org ) which was held at … Continue reading →

That’s me up there on a cable, holding on for dear life to another cable! I can’t believe I did this! This is so against my usual modus operandi. I climbed up there using the telephone pole on the right. … Continue reading →

Years ago, the F.A.C.E. curriculum (see http://principleapproach.tv) became popular among the homeschoolers I was involved with in Utah County. I heard talk about people writing a similar curriculum using the 4 R’s approach that FACE is based on (research, reason, write, … Continue reading →