I'm so thankful for my friend, Nicole, for sharing her feelings and thoughts about being a military wife. I honestly couldn't imagine. I have a hard time when my husband is gone for 5 days for work. But I know that as we desire to do good, we are strengthened to meet the challenges of… Continue reading A Military Wife
Today's recipe is one of my most favorite things to bring to a party. It makes a ton, and it's so pretty! Ingredients: 10 C corn or rice chex- or do both! 9 C popped popcorn- I use Skinny Pop because it's gluten free and there's hardly any kernels to get out. 4 C pretzel… Continue reading Munch Mix
Today's Wednesday story comes from a dear friend from the days of my first college experience at Snow College. What fun times we had! One particular adventure caught us trying to get to college in a blizzard. We couldn't see a thing, and ended up stuck in a tiny town where Nicole remembered she had… Continue reading Allergies? What Allergies?
Yesterday, I had the wonderful opportunity to speak in my ward(church). As nervous as I always get, I am always so grateful after, because I learn so much as I study the topic of my talk. I am going to share my talk in two separate posts-not because I think I'm so cool, but because… Continue reading The Miracle of Forgiveness-Part 1
As my garden veggies start to mature, I can't help but get excited about salsa! This recipe is from a neighbor when I was living in Brigham City in my youth. I love to smell this salsa cooking every Fall-except last Fall. I had a baby instead. So I'm really anxious to make some this… Continue reading Homemade Salsa for Canning
Today's post makes me SO happy! You will see as you read, they are a very busy family right now! I hope you will enjoy their story. The following words are quoted by Amanda Scott, a sister-in-law. "Skyler and Jamie married in 2004 and were overjoyed to bring their first son, Shayden (12), into the… Continue reading Five Two Love
Today's post is an attempt to remind myself why I need to research my family. When I take the time to learn about my ancestors, I am always strengthened and in awe of all that my relatives went through. I hope that you will enjoy this story today. Jane Ballantyne Taylor is my great-great-great grandmother… Continue reading Look to the Past
Today's recipe(adapted slightly) was given to me by my adopted Oma. She is the most adorable person you'll ever meet. She is a dear neighbor and she also made these cute little booties for my baby when she was blessed in our church this past December. I hope you'll enjoy this recipe! It satisfies so… Continue reading Monster Cookies
Nine years ago I watched my best friend from my Snow College days and her husband go through one of the hardest things a parent can go through. That of losing a child. I had called Sally on the 17th of July 2009 to check on her. I was planning on going up to take… Continue reading Dear Baby Enoch
Today's post is special to me. I reached out to Steffani on IG and asked if she would share her story. I was beyond thrilled when she said yes! Her father, Elder Von G. Keetch, spoke to our stake at stake conference a few years ago. He was such a great speaker! My kids even… Continue reading Three Rainbows
