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Grandma Ada’s Sugar Cookies & Frosting

December 14, 2013 by Natalie

WARNING: I need to be totally upfront with you from the beginning. This cookie dough needs to be refrigerated for several hours (ideally overnight) before you bake. For cookie dough fanatics like me, that can be delicious…problematic. That’s it. Consider yourself warned. I never knew Grandma Ada. I’ve been told she was tall. I did… 

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Filed Under: Christmas, Holidays, Recipes, Traditions

Crockpot Texas Bean Dip

December 11, 2013 by Natalie

It’s that time of year when the world falls in love and potlucks abound. The festivities can add a lot of crazy to your already full schedule, so it’s important to have a dish that’s 1) ridiculously easy and 2) ridiculously yummy.

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How to Make Your Christmas Tree Tell A Story

December 9, 2013 by Natalie

Let me kick this one off by saying something totally generic. I love this time of year. L. O. V. E.  I love the silent nights and the jingle bells. I love sitting in a dark room with the Christmas lights on, when everything feels still and magical all at once. I love that “family-ness”… 

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Filed Under: Christmas, Family, Holidays, Traditions

Family Tales

December 4, 2013 by Natalie

I’m a new mom. Well, technically, I’m a six-month-old mom. And something about being a new mom has made me think differently about, oh I don’t know, let’s say, almost everything. About a month ago, I was flipping through my calendar and saw that Veterans Day was coming up. My husband and I come from… 

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Filed Under: Church, Daily Life, Family, Family Home Evening

Christmas Service Star

December 2, 2013 by Natalie

Many of my most vivid holiday memories have very little to do with the “prettiness” of Christmas. Pictures of these moments-if we even had them-would surely not be very Pin-able. I was probably wearing my over-sized basketball shorts, the lighting would have been awful, and there were definitely no burlap banners with matching drinks in… 

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Filed Under: Christmas, Family Home Evening, Holidays, Service, Traditions

Thanksgiving Family Video

November 27, 2013 by Natalie

Five years and five family members ago, Kellie made this little jewel of a Thanksgiving video.  It was pretty incredible to sit down and watch it again-and even more incredible to think about how our family (we’ve added two husbands and three grand-babies!) and lives have changed in those five years. I guess more than… 

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Filed Under: Holidays, Thanksgiving

Breakfast On The Go: Pumpkin Waffles & Breakfast Burritos

November 15, 2013 by Natalie

We are hot breakfast kind of people. Which has gotten a little tricky with Tim leaving for school around 5:30 in the morning (which should be totally illegal, by the way) a couple days a week. But it’s helped me find some fast, easy, and STILL HOT BREAKFAST options. What’s the secret? Freeze-able breakfast. I’m… 

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Missionary Mail: Thanksgiving in a Bag

November 11, 2013 by Natalie

My son LOVES food. His teenage life pretty much revolved around it. So, since he is serving a mission for our church in a place that doesn’t celebrate this scrumptious holiday, I had to send him some Thanksgiving food love – Turkey Dinner in a Bag! 2 Idahoan Mashed Potato packets (4 oz. each) 1… 

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Filed Under: Church, Holidays, Missionary, Thanksgiving

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