If ye are prepared, ye shall not _____
Posted in Uncategorized on Oct 31st, 2007
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Happy Halloween everyone! Have a safe, festive, and fun holiday. I hope you all get lots of candy if you go trick-or-treating and that you enjoy wearing costumes.
This year I asked Degen if he wanted to be a dog, […]
Posted in Religion/Church on Oct 31st, 2007
Colin reminded me of this site we love called www.ldsscripturetools.com. It's very simple, but very helpful. There are two features: the reading plan tool and the memorization tool. The reading plan tool lets you choose one of the four standard works, the chapter you plan to start at, the date you plan to begin, and the […]
Posted in Primary on Oct 29th, 2007
We had our first practice for our ward Primary Sacrament Meeting Presentation yesterday during Sunday School and Relief Society/Priesthood. I learned that children have a really, really hard time staying in one place for two hours, even if they get to wiggle and move around occasionally. I learned that it's definitely not a good idea […]
Posted in Arkansas Restaurants on Oct 29th, 2007
For our date on Friday Colin and I went to the Saddle Creek Woodfire Grill in North Little Rock. It's perhaps my new favorite place to eat in Arkansas, simply because of the smell. When I walked into the restaurant the aroma of wood hit me and took me to this place in my head […]
Posted in Uncategorized on Oct 28th, 2007
It's almost time for Colin to compile this year's F00 CD, so I thought I'd explain the F00 sensation that may someday sweep the nation. F00 (pronounced "foo") started back at the end of Fall semester of the year 2000 when Colin was heading home for Christmas and didn't want to take all of his […]
Posted in People I Like, Reviews on Oct 26th, 2007
Today was a red-letter day: we found an endocrinologist who Colin likes! Dr. Griffiths is an older fellow who works in an office right next to St. Vincent's Hospital. He's originally from South Africa, so he has a charming accent, and he has the also charming trait of listening to Colin when he tells him […]
You would not believe how happy I am with myself right now. It's not even 9:30 in the morning and my kids are dressed, I got Colin to work on time, we've all had breakfast, I've got the dishwasher unloaded, loaded, and started, I've switched out and folded a batch of laundry (which brings me to […]
Posted in Religion/Church on Oct 24th, 2007
I was insipred by Julie Beck's (the General Relief Society President) talk in General Conference entitled "Mothers Who Know." What she said made me feel good about the things I'm doing right and made me want to improve where I can. Here is a summary of the talk.
Mothers Who Know…
Bear Children-"in the eternal perspective, children—not […]
Posted in Primary on Oct 24th, 2007
I made some low-tech tools today for Primary in the shape of popsicle sticks with names on them. The idea is to reduce repeatedly choosing the same children as "helpers" in Primary and ignoring the quiet ones by writing the name of each child in Primary on a seperate popsicle stick, then coloring one end with […]
My last post inspired me to write about artichokes. I LOVE artichokes. They are immensely healthy and filling and very yummy. They're also easy to cook and fun to eat. When I was pregnant with Maggie and had gestational diabetes I noticed that artichokes helped lower my blood sugar. I'm talking about fresh artichokes here, not bottled […]
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