I’ve been thinking lately about how much little things really do make a difference in my life, particularly in the interactions I have with people. When I’m having a bad day, the smallest, simplest kindness can make...
Read More~by Cheryl Grateful for the reprieve, I drive carefully; no radio. The thermostat in the van reads 48 degrees outside. Warm! I wonder if it will snow before Christmas. I feel the temple before I see it, dozens of people coming...
Read More~by Brenda “How do you know so many people already?” I have been asked this question many times since moving a few weeks ago. My neighbors are astounded at the amount of friendly traffic that comes through our door....
Read MoreI’d like to introduce you to a friend of mine through some photos that capture a little about her. Where to begin? First I could tell you that she’s a wife of a scientist, a mother of two girls, a college graduate...
Read More– by Brenda I have Rhuematoid Arthritis. On a typical day, I wake up and the joints in my feet hurt enough to cause me to have a mild limp until mid day. I will have to favor one hand, wrist or ankle. Being a stay at home...
Read More-by Erin Something happened yesterday that reminded me that God watches out for me. I was reading books with my son at the library (I don’t go to the library very often). After about 45 minutes we walked up to the desk to...
Read MoreThis is Gloria, and she is a Mormon Woman. Gloria is 81 but feels and acts like she’s still 30. This is because she loves her healthy lifestyle. Gloria walks, at a jogger’s pace, miles and miles each day. She loves...
Read MoreToday we introduce Portraits of Mormon Women– a weekly post celebrating the ordinary and extraordinary in every life. This post was originally published at scenesfromthewild.blogspot.com. Five winters ago I visited Kit and...
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