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Tag Archives: family
Jessa Duggar Seewald Had Baby #6, But What is The Gender?
I just love birth stories! The emotion involved, the intensity, the relief and joy after the baby is born, it is all so real, raw and amazing! I have seven birth stories of my own and I love to hear … Continue reading
Following the Happy Caravan’s Road Trip/Move Back to CA: All the Videos of Their Trip Here!
Remember when I blogged about the Happy Caravan? That’s the name of a big happy musical family of 11 children and 2 parents, aka the Marc and Amber De La Motte family. They are leaving NYC and moving back to … Continue reading
Photo Journal Recap of My Independence Day Family Weekend and Some Patriotic Videos
I had a glorious Independence Day extended family weekend! I celebrated Independence Day all week actually. Here’s what I did plus some patriotic videos. I had to miss the annual Patriotic Devotional that’s held in BYU’s Marriott Center every year, … Continue reading
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Tagged BYU, Charles Mully, family, freedom, Freedom Festival, Freedom Festival Parade, Gardening Scrabble, George Washington's Breakfast, hank smith, holidays, Independence Day 2025, independence-day, Marriott Center, parade, Provo UT, recap of an extended family Independence Day, sparklers, Tad Callister, The Jane Game
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Fun Summer Read-Alouds for Your Family
Want some cheap summer fun for you and your children? Of course it’s fun to go to amusement parks, a water park, the swimming pool, the beach, hiking, or the lake, but that’s not always feasible and certainly not something … Continue reading
#3 Mother of the Day in May 2025: Leila Lawler
I found this mommy/grandmommy blogger last fall. Ever since then I have thoroughly enjoyed reading her gems of truth. It all started when I came home from my trip to New England last summer to visit one of my sisters. … Continue reading
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Tagged Auntie Leila, Carole Joy Seid, Christian homemaking, Christian mothering, domestic goddess, education, family, family living, family traditions, feminisim, homemaking, homeschool, homeschooling, homeschoolmadesimple, how to be a great wife and mother, how to take a shower, Leila Lawler, parenting, School of Housewives, Summa Domestica books, the Library Project, washing machine
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My Easter 2025 Memories
Before I let any more post-Easter-2025-time pass, I’m capturing my memories of it. I just love that the celebration of Easter, remembering the atonement and resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, happens at springtime, at least in North … Continue reading
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Tagged Christ-centered Easter family traditions, cloud dough recipe, DIY Easter sensory bins, DIY spring sensory bins, easter, Easter family traditions, Easter sensory bins, faith, family, family Easter basket, jesus, Jesus Christ, resurrection, resurrection and atonement of Jesus Christ
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3/14/25 Tree of Life Mama’s Picture Book of the Week: The House Before Falling Into the Sea by Ann Suk Wang, Illustrated by Hanna Cha
I am highlighting this book today because it is about family roots, and March is the month where I love to celebrate family roots. First, because many people revel in Irish roots the month of March because of St. Patrick’s … Continue reading
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Tagged a picture book with such beautiful illustrations you will want to cry, Ann Suk Wang, book-review, books, Brandon Sanderson served a mission in South Korea, Caldecott Medal, family, food, Hanna Cha, picture book about community, picture book about compassion, picture book about family history, picture book about family roots, picture book about hospitality, picture book about Korean War, picture book about neighborly love, picture book about South Korea, picture book review, The House Before Falling Into the Sea
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Jan 2025 Things that Made Me Smile: Pretty, Happy, Funny, Real and Smart Things
This is soooo late, but I’m finally getting it up before February is over! Here are the pretty, happy, funny, smart and/or interesting things I smiled at in January 2025. On New Year’s Day I got to play Settlers of … Continue reading
Debriefing My Christmas 2024/Things that Made Me Happy December 2024
Our Christmas 2024 was so fabulous! I am still basking in the loveliness of it. Even though it’s the end of January. I believe in Keeping Christmas in January. I love this podcast here by a Catholic couple, Phil and … Continue reading
Tree of Life Mothering 