Search for a topic here:
-
Our 10 Most Popular Posts
Sorry. No data so far.
Tags
- activity
- autumn
- baby
- book
- budget
- children
- chocolate
- christmas
- cleaning
- cooking
- craft
- dinner
- discipline
- easy
- eating
- fall
- family
- food
- fun
- gift
- goals
- gratitude
- halloween
- healthy
- homemade
- kids
- learning
- love
- meals
- memories
- motherhood
- movies
- music
- organization
- parenting
- read
- reading
- recipe
- recipes
- service
- summer
- teenagers
- thanksgiving
- tradition
- treat
Tag Archives: family
I need some advice on frugal family international travel
My husband and I are finally realizing a long time dream! Both of us spent some time living out of the country before we were married and found it extremely beneficial. We wanted our children to have some of those … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Sunny
Tagged advice, eagle-condor humanitarian, family, foreign, home school, international, online school, passport, picture, service, spanish, travel
20 Comments
A Good Reminder
I passed by the local junior high school and saw their marquee emblazoned with the words Celebrate Differences Create Balance Strengthen Community When I read them, I immediately changed the words and thereby changed the meaning: Celebrate Differences Create Balance … Continue reading
Posted in All Writers, Challenges, Cheri, Family, Finding a Balance, Fun, Relationships, The Moms
Tagged balance, differences, family, personalities
6 Comments
Christmas Ornaments…A Walk Down Memory Lane
Christmas time is a time of so many great traditions. Some you keep. Some you adjust. And some you replace with new ones. Today I almost let one go. But, then, I saw it for all that it’s worth to … Continue reading
Posted in All Writers, Christmas, Christmas Decorations, Family, Holidays, Janae, The Moms
Tagged Christmas Eve, family, keeping memories, memories, ornaments, traditions
Leave a comment
And Here’s The Cinnamon Bear!
When we were children, one of my favorite traditions was gathering around the Christmas tree every night, starting on December 1st, to listen to our vinyl record of The Cinnamon Bear. I don’t know if my sisters were as enthralled … Continue reading
A High School Grad
Don’t You Wish You Were ‘1 2 ?!
I’ve been seeing that around lately. I can honestly say I do not wish I were a 2012 high school graduate, but I am really happy with the fact that I have one. Can you pick him out? That’s my … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Family, Finding a Balance, Relationships, school, Sunny, Uncategorized
Tagged '12, 2012, children, family, fire alarm, graduate, graduation, high school, learning, love, memories, mistakes, mothering, parenting, read, reading, summer, teenagers
3 Comments
The Week of Easter
To help our family think about the true meaning of Easter as it approached, my husband took the New Testament and listed the things that happened, starting on the Sunday before Easter until that day, including some scripture references. You may find this helpful as you reflect on the mission of the Savior this week. Continue reading
Posted in Easter, Family, Holidays, Learning, Sunny
Tagged atonement, Bible, children, Christ, Easter, family, goals, Good Friday, Holy Week, Jerusalem, Jesus, Lord, New Testament, Palm Sunday, Resurrection, scriptures, video
5 Comments
AffirmFilms: A Wholesome Movie Source
I love wholesome, uplifting films. I love walking away from a movie feeling urged to be better, inspired by a true story and determined to better my life. Unfortunately, in today’s entourage of Hollywood films, it feels like very few … Continue reading
Posted in All Writers, Family, Fun, Janae, The Moms
Tagged affirm films, family, movie, sony pictures, uplifting, wholesome
Leave a comment
Christmas Eve Traditions
Throughout my growing up years we had a plethora of traditions for Christmas Eve. My Mom did everything she could to make it a special, memorable experience. I loved Christmas Eve, almost even more than Christmas itself. Now, as a … Continue reading
Posted in All Writers, Christmas, Holidays, Janae, The Moms
Tagged Christmas Eve, cookies, family, lights, service, tradition
Leave a comment
Older and Younger Kids
When I was a kid, I thought it was a little strange when I found out a friend of mine had older siblings that I didn’t even know about. They were married already. Later I thought that families that had … Continue reading
Posted in Challenges, Children, Dates, Family, Finding a Balance, Love, Relationships, Sunny
Tagged baby, children, family, family planning, gap, kids, love, memories, parenting, raising children, spread, teenagers
1 Comment