Monthly Archives: February 2016

My husband and I started Financial Peace University last month and are in the middle of it. So how’s it going? Well, we have paid off some debt and cut up all our credit cards! We did it as part … Continue reading →

For our date night last week, dh and I watched the movie above. It was great! It’s called “Seven Days in Utopia.” It’s about mentoring. If you don’t like “preachy” movies, you won’t like it. If you are ok with … Continue reading →

Have you heard? The Duggars are coming back with a weekly TV show! TLC has decided to move forward with the “test” series they filmed last fall after cancelling 19 Kids and Counting last year. The network made three episodes … Continue reading →

My son and his friend Jacob are putting on a great event this Friday night in Highland Utah. If you have youth on the Wasatch front, get them to this event. They will leave feeling inspired to lead a more … Continue reading →

Have you heard? BYUTV has a new show starting this week, about people racing to find relatives! This sounds so fun! I will definitely be watching this! It’s so refreshing to find reality shows that are about a reality I … Continue reading →

I had internet connection trouble on Friday. Then I had a whirlwind day yesterday getting ready for the Sabbath Day, so I am finally able to post this today! Friday Feb. 19th was the 18th birthday of my son Dallin! … Continue reading →

We got this set of books for Christmas and I’ve been reading them to my kids. They are six picture books written by Dave Ramsey. Each one teaches kids one of the following financial topics: earning money by doing work, … Continue reading →

If you want a great movie about married love that you can watch at home, without having to get a non-electronic babysitter, this one fits the bill. My husband and I watched it on Valentine’s Day night. The night before, … Continue reading →

As we approach another Valentine’s Day, my heart aches for all the strained marriages I know about. Addictions, financial pressures, physical and mental illnesses, and a host of other factors can combine to make Valentine’s Day hard to bear. You … Continue reading →

Here are more video clips that can expand our vision of what to expect for our daughters during their teen and then single years. A friend sent me the link to this page. I encourage you all to watch the … Continue reading →