My first sonnet
Brooke
June 29, 2006
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at Portage Glacier Alaska was always an eternal word to me. empty, cold as an opal ocean’s surface. and dad held the world in his
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at Portage Glacier Alaska was always an eternal word to me. empty, cold as an opal ocean’s surface. and dad held the world in his
A couple of weeks ago, my husband Mike was called to be ward clerk. (I know that doesn’t sound that exciting, but in our ward,
Next week it is my turn to present the choices for the next Relief Society book club. It’s rather delicious to peruse the bookshelf, looking
This essay (from the Winter 1993 issue) epitmoizes the feminism of EXII that I love. Click here for the complete version.She is Molly Mormon. Patty
Perhaps you’ve been following the story of the Drapers, a young LDS family whose twin infants sons needed heart transplants (it’s been extensively covered by
This week my husband and I recorded our first-ever podcast where I banter a bit with him as he tells the story of his conversion
A few months ago, I was reading an essay by Mary Lythgoe Bradford*, and was struck by her comments on being single again. As I
In Relief Society on Sunday our lesson was the Wilford Woodruff Lesson “Proclaiming the Gospel.” I make a lot of comments – not just because
I thought this piece, the 1993 EXII Helen Candland Stark Personal Essay Contest winner, was appropriate after Father’s Day (which, like Mother’s Day can bring
Chapter 2 of Heather P’s series: Women and Authority: The Historical Relationship of Mormon Women and Priesthood Lynette: In the church context, are singles relegated
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