Thursday, December 01, 2011
I'm a Mormon
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My profile is posted online now. I sorta wish I'd come up with a snazzy way to paint my life as a little more, well, snazzy. But there you go. I'm a Mormon and proud of it!
Because I could use some. And because my life sounds better when I write about it.
“See that all these things are done in wisdom and order; for it is not requisite that a man should run faster than he has strength."
Mosiah 4:27
Mosiah 4:27
What is This Hodge-Podge?
The place where I dump the stuff that resides in my brain as a mother-homemaker-teacher-wife-friend-daughter-sister-learner. So when I need it, I can find it.
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- 3-month storage
- 72-hour kits
- addiction
- angels
- anniversary
- beans
- bicycle
- birthday
- bitter
- bread
- budgeting
- callings
- cannery
- car
- charity
- cheese
- childhood
- chocolate
- Christmas
- church
- clutter
- comfort
- conforming
- consistency
- corn
- creek
- cyclotouring
- death
- Dieter F. Uchtdorf
- dog-sitting
- education
- emergency preparedness
- environment
- exercise
- family
- finances
- financial reserve
- food storage in a box
- gardening
- gift ideas
- goals
- Gospel Doctrine
- Graham
- Grandma Jane
- grapefruit
- grocery shopping
- growing up
- habits
- heaven
- herbs
- hippie
- homemaking
- housework
- hypocrisy
- idealism
- India
- inspiring quotes
- Isaac
- Jeffrey R. Holland
- job
- juggling
- laundry
- lemon tree
- letting go
- long-term storage
- losing things
- marriage
- memories
- menu planning
- moderation
- modern dance
- Monday
- moods
- motherhood
- New Year
- New Year's Resolutions
- old age
- parenting
- pilates
- Poojah
- powdered milk
- prayer
- reading
- recipes
- Renaissance Woman
- rice
- Rich
- roles
- Samuel
- scriptures
- service
- shopping
- spiritual preparedness
- stay-at-home mom
- Sunday
- sweet
- teaching
- tender mercies
- Thanksgiving
- the Savior
- thinking
- vacation
- waste
- water storage
- wheat
- yogurt
Summer Cyclotour Trip Training
Week 1 (June 4-10):
Sat 3 mi
Sun 4 mi
Mon
Tue 3 mi
Wed 3 mi
Thu 6 mi
Fri
Total: 19 miles
Week 2 (Cub Scout Day Camp—June 11-17):
Sat 10 mi
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Total: 10 miles
Running Total: 29 miles
Week 3 (June 18-24):
Sat 6 mi
Sun 3 mi
Mon 6 mi
Tue
Wed
Thu 7 mi (in El Paso, along the Rio Grande river!)
Fri
Total: 22 miles
Running Total: 51 miles
Week 4 (Drive Home & Sick Days—June 25-July 1):
Sat 6 mi (Rio Grande again)
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Total: 6 miles
Running Total: 57 miles
Week 5 (July 2-8):
Sat 15 mi (Brushy Creek Lake Trail
Sun
Mon 11 mi (Independence Day—library, HEB, Church, polling place)
Tue
Wed 5 mi (Pool Playdate)
Thu
Fri
Total: 31 miles
Running Total: 88 miles
Week 6 (Binghams Visit—July 9-15):
Sat 20 mi (Brushy Creek Lake Trail with Susannah & Serena in tow)
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri 10 mi
Total: 30 miles
Running Total: 118 miles
Week 7 (July 16-22):
Sat 24 mi (to Dad's work & back)
Sun
Mon 7 mi (8 am Dentist & 9 am Library)
Tue
Wed 8 mi
Thu
Fri
Total: 39 miles
Running Total: 157 miles
Week 8 (July 23-29):
Sat
Sun
Mon 6 mi
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Total:
Running Total:
Week 9 (The Big Erie Canal Plan—July 30-August 7):
Sat—Drive to Indianapolis, Visit Caroline & Lincoln
Sun—Church with Howells, Kirtland, drive to Buffalo, NY
Mon—Buffalo to Tonawanda, 21 mi
Tue—Tonawanda to Middleport, 30 mi
Wed—Middleport to Holley, 26 mi
Thu—Holley to Rochester, 26 mi
Fri—Rochester to Macedon, 25 mi
Sat—Macedon to Palmyra, 3 mi
Total: 131 miles
Running Total:
Week 10 (Washington, D.C.—August 8-14):
Sun—Visit with Lloyd & Kris relatives
Mon—Drive to D.C. (7 hours)
Tue—
Wed—10 am Capitol Tour
Thu—
Fri—
Sat—Drive Home (12 hours)
Sun—Drive Home (12 hours)
Total:
Running Total: