There is the loveliest trend in Provo right now of flocking one’s Christmas tree. “Right now” might be misleading—Provo is awash in midcentury modern houses,
Book Review: The Mismatched Nativity, Written by Merrilee Boyack and Illustrated by Shawna J. C. Tenney. I’m really happy that I claimed the review for The
I did my first leg workout last week, in something like seven years, and for the two days since then, I’ve been obsessed by my
By Jenny I’ve spent some time this month thinking about our traditional Christmas stories and the truths they relay to us. Somehow, even with
I know there are people who aren’t fans of the Christmas carol, “Little Drummer Boy.” I get it. The “pa rum pum pum pum” makes
I belong to a wonderful book group that has been meeting for more than 20 years. One of the things I’ve come to love most
I looked at the man in the Santa suit and figured this perpetuation-of-Santa jig of mine was at an end. He was one of the
When it comes to music that is both Sacred and Christmas, O Magnum Mysterium by Dr. Morten Lauridsen succeeds beautifully on both counts. This work was
When I was in junior high my best friend’s mom decided that a group of neighborhood girls needed to go caroling. I remember being surprised
Based on a true story in 1906, The Candyman Christmas is a lovely, short story about a family struggling with poverty and grief at Christmas
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