Author Archives: hillshum

Today’s Sunday School lesson is this awesome presentation from Blake Ostler about the metaphysics of monotheism and polytheism. Please watch these videos and prepare to have your brain stretched! I am going to have to watch these over and over … Continue reading →

Do you ever wish you had access to a “Costco” type of whole foods store? Wait, even better, how about something like Amazon Prime, where you can shop from the comfort of your home with the click of a finger. … Continue reading →

Photo Credit Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, the parents of 19 biological children, have a new interview out with Channel Mom. Watch below. 

We recently had a wedding the family, of our niece/cousin, in the Salt Lake Temple. We had such a happy day together! What follows is a bunch of pictures from the beautiful day. My sister-in-law, the mother of the bride, … Continue reading →

Have you yearned to learn how to fix more healthful foods for your family so you all eat better? Does that desire get drowned out by the realities of kids, driving to school, sports, lessons, and other activities, so that … Continue reading →

Wow, I have had a full summer and it’s not even over. My kids have gone to various camps, we all went to a family reunion two weeks ago, I went to Idaho last week with my daughter, then we … Continue reading →

Today I honor my pioneer ancestors! I am standing in the picture above by a real covered wagon that was left at the home of my ancestors at Pipe Springs National Monument, Arizona. My maternal grandmother’s great-grandfather, Anson Perry Winsor … Continue reading →

So while I was in Idaho last week my daughter and I stayed at my dh’s cousin’s home. Cousin Karen had prepared a veggie/fruit tray for us. I decided to use the watermelon chunks and grapes from the tray to … Continue reading →

After my great adventure in Idaho last week I was happy to come back home. (These pictures are of my trip to Idaho and then what happened on Saturday night after I got home). Reentry was painful though as I … Continue reading →

Last week my daughter got a bee in her bonnet go observe classes at BYU-Idaho. We had taken the whole family there last August on a tour to sell her on it for college, but it didn’t catch her fancy at … Continue reading →