Happy Easter! (Better late than never!)
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
The Reason for the Season
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
General Conference Booklet
Okay, so I know you adults were feeling left out, so here is a General Conference Booklet for you! I found it at LDS About.com.
Also, Give LDS Gifts and Mormon Mamma have some great ideas on some conference traditions. Enjoy!
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Monday, March 23, 2009
Family Portrait

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Wednesday, March 18, 2009
General Conference Activity Packets
General Conference is fast approaching and I've found 3 different, and DARLING, activity packets for children. Here they are:
1. Melanie from SugarDoodle.net
2. earl-girl8086
3. The Ellis Family (click on the link in her blog post)
Also, Tasha from SugarDoodle.net made a packet from 2008 that would be great for the younger kids - it's mostly full of pictures to color, so would work for this year as well. Just modify the dates on the cover.
These packets are also summarized a bit more at Give LDS Gifts.
These look so fun it makes me want to have my own! Maybe I will...
A challenge for the adults: take your worries and your questions and write them down. As you watch conference, your questions will be answered. ONE BY ONE.
Enjoy conference Saturday, April 4 and Sunday April 5.
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Thursday, March 12, 2009
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Utah Vaccines for Children Program
The blessings keep coming. For those of you with little or no insurance in Utah, there's a program called Utah Vaccines for Children Program where the state provides vaccinations for children (birth-18-years-old) at no cost or low-cost for eligible children. I wish we had known this two months ago, but oh well, at least we know it now and it will help! Best of all our normal pediatrician is involved with this program.
I just wanted to pass this information on, because until today I didn't know it existed. Please spread the word - in these hard times it could help a lot of people in Utah. Other states may have similar programs.
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