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This book is about a remarkable family. Kip and Mona Lisa Harding, the authors, are the parents of ten children. They homeschool and have figured out how to get their children into college by age 12. This is another book … Continue reading →

I have been reading a series of blog posts from a friend, Heather Farrell, co-author of the book below. She wrote them last year and I am finally posting about them. They are well worth reading! No matter your stage … Continue reading →

As part of our vacation in Utah, I took the kids to see their grandpa’s office at BYU. We got to see him in his natural habitat, surrounded by books, papers, and his computer. All that was missing was ice … Continue reading →

I  heard about this beautiful novel about family love in a BYU speech. It’s called Pillars of the House by Charlotte Yonge. If I am going to spend my time reading fiction, I want it to be entertaining as well … Continue reading →

We’ve been bonding with cousins this past week at Grandma’s house! It was fun to see my sister read some books to our nieces who were here from Maine.  How are you all coming with your summer reading? I found … Continue reading →

My wonderful friend Becky Edwards of Veggie Gals fame is offering a class this summer. I highly recommend it! Do you ever feel like you’re drowning in clutter, chaos, and overwhelm? Believe me, I’ve felt that way.  Let a professional organizer, emotional … Continue reading →

This is what I looked like a year ago, spring 2015. My “before diet” pictures. The weight had crept up after the birth of my 7th baby. I weighed as much as I did almost 6 years postpartum as I … Continue reading →

Here’s another summer reading challenge! It’s from my latest favorite podcaster, Sarah McKenzie, who does The Read Aloud Revival. She is teaming up with Jamie Martin, another homeschooling mom, to do a geography-based summer book club/challenge. It’s called “Read the … Continue reading →

I saw this great blog post about keeping your kids active and engaged all summer. It’s by Katie of wellnessmama.com over here. I’ve adapted it to fit our homeschooling goals of keeping academic skills sharp during summer. I am giving … Continue reading →

The following information comes from my friend Kristen Chevrier. She has worked to bring the documentary “Vaxxed” to a few theaters on the Wasatch Front. If you are open to learning about what’s going on with the mainstream health care … Continue reading →