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"The Deluxe Edition of Homemaking Cottage is amazing. There are great recipes, cleaning strategies, and articles that inspire me as a parent, homemaker, wife, and woman. It is wonderful to finally have a magazine designed for homemakers instead of treating homemaking as a dreaded chore. Whether looking for fun ideas for the kids or a new recipe I know that I will find what I am looking for on the Homemaking Cottage website." ~Samantha Place
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Climbing Family Trees and Discovering Your Roots |
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Written by Trina Boice
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Someone once said, "If you want to have spiritual experiences, do your genealogy." There is something magical and unusually compelling about genealogy. Unlike playing golf or doing crafts or participating in any other pastime, researching our family history is something sacred that calls to us.
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Written by Amanda Nelson
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So your family has decided you want a dog: congratulations! Dogs can bring so many wonderful things to your family’s lives: companionship, unconditional love and a great excuse for exercise. While people have many commitments, relationships and chores to a dog you are his entire world.
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Find Time to Volunteer and Give Service |
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Written by Shiloah Baker
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For years when I heard or read the word “Volunteer” I would cringe. I am so busy already, why should I add more to my already hectic schedule by volunteering? Perspective changes when...
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Family Mission Statements For Life |
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Written by Marie C. Ricks
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Hello friends! As a new year begins, I highly encourage each and every family to prepare a family mission statement. It can be of great value during the tough times which are surely to be a part of life’s experiences.
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Written by Megan Wright, Seattle, WA
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Write the history of one nuclear family. Choose a family, your own, the one you grew up in, the family your father grew up in, the family of an ancestor… just that family though.
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Written by Janice
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One of the most sobering HFPE meetings I ever put together was when I had the local fire department come give a presentation on fire safety. They showed a video that was scary -- The time from first flame to total engulfment...
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Family Mission Statements |
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Written by The Homemaking Cottage
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Typically, a family mission statement would reflect the thoughts and ideas of everyone in the family with each person who is old enough contributing to its formation. We tend to support ideas better when we "own" them....
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Written by Shiloah Baker
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“I cannot live without books” Thomas Jefferson once said. No one should live without books! Books uplift. Books inspire. Books teach. The teaching done through books encompasses many areas: vocabulary, life experiences, knowledge, learning, and the list goes on and on...
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Raising a Hard Working Family |
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Written by Shiloah Baker
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How many times have we met or know of people who are slovenly, lazy, or who do not work hard? For these people it shows in their homes as well as in the lives they lead. My father has always been a hard working man. He was raised on a 2,000 acre ranch which always had hard work in the natural elements, and ....
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Written by Nancy Goodsell
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I have discovered two things about my family. One, that they do better if we do our scripture study in the morning and two, they eat better if they don’t eat right after they wake up. We do our scripture study first thing in the morning then eat breakfast.
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