Monthly Archives: July 2016

I got to visit with my friend at our church’s Independence Day breakfast. It was so fun because we talked about ice cream! She told me that she makes it every year on that day. She loves experimenting with different … Continue reading →

The above book, Boxes for Katje, is one of my all-time favorite picture books! That’s because it involves love, kindness, surprises, and chocolate!  It is also based on a true story from WW2! Here are some stories and articles for … Continue reading →

Have you heard about the Worldwide Indexing Event this weekend? Family history research and the ensuing temple work done by the LDS church is a such a dear topic to my heart. I have experienced so many blessings from doing … Continue reading →

For Independence Day, my 11-year-old son begged for us to make homemade root beer. It turned out super yummy and it only had 3 ingredients. It’s not exactly the healthiest version, I would say it is halfway between grocery-store soda … Continue reading →

Your dream come true–a hub for Utah Homeschoolers.    Homeschool Tribe!by Whether you are a seasoned homeschooler, or are just considering homeschooling, joining the Homeschool Tribe, hosted by Homeschool Family Network, will be one of the best homeschooling moves you’ll … Continue reading →

If you’ve read my blog for a time, you know I occasionally blog about vaccines. I’m very much into questioning the safety of vaccines and learning about the politics and money involved. I’m not saying never use them, but study … Continue reading →

Before my Eternal Warriors Healthy Eating Plan, spring 2015! Maybe you have felt this way. You have an ideal way of eating to get you healthy and in shape. You know it’s right, but you can’t seem to master eating … Continue reading →

Coming July 13th. . . .   The most amazing homeschooling resource Utah has ever seen!    (Here is a sneak peek.) Stay tuned for more information. . . 

To go along with “Africa week” for the Give Your Child the World book club: “Without periods, there would be no people!” If that’s true, why does the world in general have a stigma about menstrual periods?  Did you know … Continue reading →

How are you coming with Africa week in the Give Your Child the World Book Club? I have experienced sheer joy finding some Africa books at the library, pitching them to my kids over dinner (reading the plot summaries on … Continue reading →