As a busy professional, I often struggle feeling connected to people in my private life. I admit that a lack of connection is one of the hardest parts
(This was posted on my personal blog last year about this time, but I’m surprised at how relevant it still is for me) These attention
I’ve heard from a number of bloggernacle friends today about their Mother’s Day at church. Some have been nice, some have been very, very bad.
Mother’s Day is a tricky subject, especially among feminists. It’s hard to know what to say that will please everyone and not cause undo hurt
by Jesse Last fast Sunday, my ward’s Scout fundraising committee chair came to Relief Society to encourage support of the Scouts’ annual fundraiser. In our
When I was younger I believed that I was the wise (wo)man who built her house upon a rock. I had a sure foundation. I
I’ve never really liked how Easter plays second fiddle to Christmas as far as religious celebrations go. Sure, it seems more natural to celebrate a
We are one week away from a huge cultural event…the inauguration of a new princess. The major news networks have a countdown to the royal
When I told my five-year-old we could work on bikes this week, I had no idea I would be blindsided by nostalgia. A friend gave
Maybe it was a book or class in school, or a conflict with a priesthood holder at church. Maybe it was motherhood or marriage. It
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