The Fit Homeschooling Mama
Have you heard of Funeral Potatoes? I hadn’t either until I joined the LDS church. Basically, it’s a big potato casserole – that is a staple at every single event. If you didn’t grow up in the church, when you join, you will be introduced to Funeral Potatoes. They are a sort of Read the full article…
“Each holy temple stands as a symbol of our membership in the Church, as a sign of our faith in life after death, and as a sacred step toward eternal glory for us and our families.” ~Russell M. Nelson The title of this post isn’t surprising. I think Church is supposed to provide you with Read the full article…
It’s Thursday, and in Today’s installment of Our Love For Books Series, I’m working with Leanna at All Done Monkey. I love Leanna and that she challenges and inspires me in very positive ways! This post was created as part of the upcoming Kids Learn About Faith series, to be published on InCultureParent later this Read the full article…
Part of having a strong family – is having a strong marriage. The foundation to any family is the marriage. As you know, It’s very difficult to build a house on a weak foundation. What will happen if you build a house on a weak foundation? This is something I want to talk about from Read the full article…
I have a lot of hopes and dreams for my kids. A lot. I just want the very best for them – whatever that is. I don’t want them to suffer through life. I want them to soar through at great heights – at heights that are not even imaginable to me. Right now – Read the full article…
Well, it has happened. Our household has been attacked by the Flu. Do not come in – Do not go out. Not fun. Not only is my 5 month old dealing with flu symptoms, his first tooth is coming in. Needless to say – sleepless nights. Yawn. Today is my first lesson in the primary. Read the full article…
I’m going to start out this post by saying – I know that Heavenly Father loves us very much – and knows each one of us personally. I also do know that challenges are put in our path, because they make us grow in ways which are necessary for eternal growth. However, I don’t want Read the full article…
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