Floral Handkerchiefs
Trudy
July 5, 2021
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I was a tomboy as a kid. If there was a tree, I climbed it. If there was a bug, I caught it. I kept
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I was a tomboy as a kid. If there was a tree, I climbed it. If there was a bug, I caught it. I kept
Last Sunday before church, my 14-year-old son was complaining about needing to arrive at church 25 minutes early to prepare for the sacrament (alone). Apparently,
A few years ago, I was talking with a friend about some of the strange and unique aspects of Mormon life and belief. He shook
Spotlight is a new feature on the Exponent II blog to shine light on individuals or projects in the world of Mormon Feminism outside of
I am the mother of young daughters. I do the majority of childcare and spend the most time with them. I witness their dreams, their
A few years ago, at a work conference, I was privileged to attend a seminar on how to maintain self-improvement throughout your career and throughout
I am currently grappling with an issue that is hardly new among LDS young women and their mothers – but it is a new issue
COVID is hard on everyone– especially girls who may be forced into child marriage as a way to finance their families when parents lose employment.Â
The statement put to survey respondents was whether “having children is necessary in order to find fulfillment in life” — respondents were asked to agree or disagree.
In 1899, President Lorenzo Snow gave his famous Tithing talk, promising rain*. The Church was in dire financial straits, but by the end of his
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