Monthly Archives: March 2015

OK, OK, I give in. I’ve been resisting the Family School curriculum, sold by Latter-day Learning which is part of the American Heritage School in American Fork Utah. This is an LDS-based private school, and Latter-day Learning Family School is … Continue reading →

Have you ever been to carnivals with your family and left feeling slightly depressed? I know I have. Sure, it’s pleasurable to play the games, ride the rides, and eat the cotton candy, but then when I leave I haven’t … Continue reading →

UPDATE: Because of a family emergency, the family history webinar scheduled for today March 17th has been moved to Wednesday March 18th at 2:30 PM. Use the same link that is listed below. I am sorry for the inconvenience. I … Continue reading →

My wonderful friend Tammy Ward is hosting the Whole Person Preparedness Conference this Saturday!  Whole Person Preparedness Conference When: Saturday, March 14, 8-4:00  Location: Weber State University   Discount code for $9 off the event or live streaming: prepareyourself  Discount … Continue reading →

Announcing…. A Royal Army Youth Conference for 2015 Friday May 1 to Saturday May 2 2015 Clearfield City Center, multipurpose room 55 South State Street Clearfield UT 84015 6:30 PM to 9 PM on Friday May 1 9 AM to … Continue reading →

http://c.brightcove.com/services/viewer/federated_f9?isVid=1&isUI=1 I love all of the ideas that genealogy blogger Valerie Elkins shares in the above video. She gives so many reasons why journals are important and easy journal writing tips and lots of tech ideas. Did you know you … Continue reading →

This photo shows my 2nd great grandmother, Sarah Alydia Terry Winsor. She’s the mom. She looks like a sturdy, good-looking pioneer woman doesn’t she? She was born in Salt Lake City in 1857, the daughter of Thomas Searles Terry and … Continue reading →

Welcome to the Celebration!     A new way to join together nourishing heart, mind, body & soul.  We hope you come along with your family!   Join us on March 28, 2015 at the Promontory Hall on the Salt Lake Fairgrounds for:  … Continue reading →