Month: July 2008

By Gwen Rockwood, columnist A parent’s job is complex but, when you boil it down to the bare necessities, it revolves around providing three things: love, shelter and food. The love and shelter elements are […]

By Shannon, Ladybug’s mama My jeans don’t fit and Ladybug has at least a dozen new freckles — two signs of a great vacation. We just got back from nearly two weeks of visiting my […]

By Shannon Magsam When my sister had her second baby, I came down to stay for a week (the first time around we’d had our babies six weeks apart and lived around the corner from […]

Dear Amy, If you had to choose the celebrity who typically has the best make-up job on the red carpet, who would it be and why? Who has the worst? Dear Red Carpet Mama, I […]

  It’s hot outside, but these spicy recipes will heat up your palate! Enjoy these recipes from Cheri LaRue of Farmington. Cheri’s Tamales (Vegetarian or Meat-Stuffed) One-half pound shredded pork roast (leave meat out if […]

“He causeth the grass to grow for the cattle, and herb for the service of man: that he may bring forth food out of the earth;” ~ Psalms 104:14 By Bro. John L. Cash, “Country […]

By Gwen Rockwood, mama of 3 Around 4:30 a.m. this morning, my stomach woke me up with an urgent message: “Get up or throw up.” So I got up. I wandered down the dark hallway, […]

By Teresa Huddleston, owner of Huddleston Designs The great thing about having a patio is that, not only does it give you a place to enjoy the outdoors, it can also be a true extension […]