Many people are divorced by the time they are married for 21 years. I remember telling my husband that we need to be careful and not take for granted our relationship. There are many friends and family members that have gotten a divorce around 21 years of marriage. Yet, I find that our relationship is… Read More Love Story – Love to Be Together
I can’t help but write more on Zion National Park in Utah. If you have ever been there you can understand how I could write 100 posts about the NP and still not cover it all. Recently, we had family come to visit us here in Utah. We all rented a time share in… Read More Emerald Pools at Zion National Park – a fun family hike
With the economy in the pot as well as a fiscal cliff larger than the one my children peered down at Angel’s Landing in Zion National Park, we are trying to be debt free and teach our children to be even more fiscally responsible. I get up early to write before everyone wakes up. I… Read More The Sock Fiscal Cliff
Traveling through Utah brings more sights than we have time or money for. How can a state be so full of things to do? The National Parks alone have kept us busy yet, usually some of our favorite places are the ones that are off the beaten path; places that few go to. Pando and… Read More Pando and Fish Lake in Utah – a must see!
Holidays come and go and it seems they bring a mix of memories good and bad. As a wife of a ill husband, the holidays were not easy or even inwardly joyful many years. I remember the sadness and compassion that filled my heart as I watched my husband suffer through the normally joyful days… Read More Hope for the New Year
The kids could hardly stand it – one day until Christmas. We opened up the name exchange gifts for them to enjoy before the big day – tomorrow. While the kids played and their 18 yr old sister watched them, my husband, son, and I went for our daily hike. We barely got out of… Read More Christmas Eve Winter Storm
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the RV….. Check out this adaptation of The Night Before Christmas poem – re-written by my daughter, Hanna.
There are some things we have to give up on. Things in life may not change – I call them unchangables. To lose hope in an area is not always a bad thing. After years of wanting a certain person to change in an area I have finally given up. They are not going to… Read More Give Up, Let Go, and Let God
The Desert Big Horn Sheep in Zion National Park were a sight that we looked forward to seeking out. While on a hike to the Canyon Overlook Trail, we spotted the awesome beasts deep in the crevice below. We watched them jump and climb around the cliffs and ledges. The next trip to Zion, we were shocked… Read More Desert Big Horn Sheep at Zion National Park, Utah
Betrayal – according to http://www.dictionary.reference.com betrayal/betray means: 1. to deliver or expose to an enemy by treachery or disloyalty:Benedict Arnold betrayed his country. 2. to be unfaithful in guarding, maintaining, or fulfilling: to betray atrust. 3. to disappoint the hopes or expectations of; be disloyal to: tobetray one’s friends. 4. to reveal or disclose in violation of confidence: to betray a secret. 5. to reveal unconsciously (something one would preferablyconceal): Her nervousness betrays her insecurity. Betrayal is something that can come from an enemy or a friend. It hurts most when it is a loved one, someone dear to your heart. How could they say that? Do they not… Read More Betrayal
The Lemonade Digest 