by Cindy B | Dec 7, 2017 | Emergency Preparedness
Part of a preparedness lifestyle includes learning to be self-sufficient. There are many forms of self-sufficiency. Providing for one’s family is one of the finest forms of self-sufficiency. How you provide in such a manner can be as varied as there are people...
by Summer O | Dec 4, 2017 | Home and Family
The best way to begin your genealogy is to start by writing down everything that you and your family members know about your family history. Items you may find useful: *A pencil *A notebook *A phone *Envelopes *Stamps 1) When possible, make personal...
by Laurie W | Nov 25, 2017 | Home and Family
Double dating isn’t just about morality or safety in numbers. It’s also a tool to help those of us who are socially inept find a way to have a great experience. My to hit it off. I was thrilled when he asked me out around Halloween time. John was polite...
by Jane Thurston | Nov 2, 2017 | Jane Thurston: Down Syndrome Days
I share two sentiments — that the unknown can be fearful and also a desire to be thankful in all things. Giving birth to a child with Down syndrome put those two on a collision course until I learned something that perhaps matches what the original pilgrims...
by Constance Ray | Sep 22, 2017 | Finding Happiness, Home and Family
“I have a beautiful family that I never would have had without sobriety.” – Jeff, Recovery Warrior When people fall victim to addiction, it’s not just them who suffers — those they love, especially their romantic partners, are deeply affected as well. But...
by Summer O | Aug 7, 2017 | Home and Family
It is a core belief of Latter-Day Saints, that family relationships extend beyond the grave. A Latter-Day Saint man and woman who are married in an LDS Temple by one who holds the priesthood are sealed together for eternity. A marriage performed without proper...
