Interfaith “I’m a Mormon” ad: Love it. I do think this couple is interfaith-lite in that the wife seems fairly agnostic. She acknowledges not going to church or being interested in church and at one point says, “If there’s a … Continue reading
“NO!” Our daughter screamed. “I . . . don’t . . . WANT to go to your church!” She tilted her chin downward, crooked her hands into her armpits (like she was trying to put them on her hips, but … Continue reading
Here’s the thing: She doesn’t leave you or her church. What now? Do you focus on the difference or on the things you still love about her? Do you still try to be worthy of her love in every other … Continue reading
Hard to believe that it was just over ten years ago that I attended the first ward event of the 2002-2003 school year for my Heritage Halls ward at Brigham Young University. I felt a pang of disappointment as I … Continue reading
My husband and I moved recently (again), only this time, our move put us just barely into the boundaries of a new ward. Today was our first visit to said ward. Below are the highlights of our visit: The Building … Continue reading
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a married woman in possession of a large quantity of her husband’s deteriorated undergarments, must be in want of purchasing him new ones. [Read the rest at Burning at the Stake.]
Next week, the schedule for my husband’s ward will change to 9 AM – 12 PM, overlapping the time when I attend my own church from 9:30 – 11:45 AM. Since this was the last Sunday when we could conceivably … Continue reading
Paul had to work all day and I had a rather full “domestic” day ahead of me. My day would consist of grocery shopping, cleaning the apartment and attending an LDS ward social, all while managing Harley on my own. … Continue reading
As noted in my sideblog, BYU pre-med student Cary Crall is getting quite a bit of buzz for a letter that he wrote to the Daily Universe editor on Proposition 8 that was subsequently censored when the paper had second … Continue reading
Near the end of June, my husband and I had the pleasure of celebrating our daughter’s fourth birthday—and with KatyJane, Kullervo, Katie L., and their children all in attendance, you can rest assured that it was a lively party. We … Continue reading