Mormon LDS Family Homemaking
Special Christmas Gifts for Away from Home Family MembersBy Dian ThomasFor family and friends that will not be home for the holidays, it is time to send your special holiday greetings and presents. One of my favorite ideas is is to send a Christmas tree with the gifts wrapped and placed under the tree.
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To File It and Find It Again--ElectronicallyWhat a blessing My Study Notebook on LDS.org can be in facilitating the storing and sharing of edifying, inspirational material.
By Daryl Hoole
Online Etiquette and the Cloak of Invisibility“Ray, you just told Henry Wadsworth Longfellow to take a postman and shove it where the sun don’t shine."
By Susan Law CorpanySolving Problems and Helping Things Go SmoothlyWorrying does not empty tomorrow of its troubles. It empties today of its strengths.
By Daryl HooleChristmas Eve—the Grandest Family Night of the YearHere are some great ideas for a short Christ-centered program on Christmas Eve.
By Daryl HooleA Handful and a Heart Full – How to Parent Multiple-Birth BabiesTwins!! Triplets!!! Multiple births have been fairly common in our family and we’ve developed some tips for parenting in multiples.
By Daryl HooleYou Can’t Take it With YouHow much of our lives do we spend accumulating things—and then administering to them—dusting them, sorting them, displaying them?
By Susan Law CorpanyThe Training Program of the HomeChildren are the products of their homes, and the “training program” they receive in our homes makes a difference — for good or bad — in the lives of our children.
By Daryl Hoole
Touring My World with a Dust ClothWe’ve all heard budget-conscious travelers tell of “touring the world on a shoestring.” Have you ever thought of touring your world with a dust cloth?
By Daryl HooleWhy I Didn’t Sing Lullabies to My ChildrenHere’s a true confession. I didn’t sing lullabies to my children.
By Daryl Hoole
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