Meet Giggles
I am an educator and PhD. I quilt, belly dance, run, read, and try to grow things. I am a Mormon. I am infertile. I am a daughter, sister, aunt, grand-daughter, friend, wife, and mom.
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Posts I’m Proud Of
What I’m Reading
- Living With Enthusiasm
by L. Tom Perry
131 pages
Started: 3 February 2014 - The Castle of Llyr
by Lloyd Alexander
206 pages
Started: 2 February 2014
- Living With Enthusiasm
Shared Thoughts
Brett L. Dennis - Popcorn on the Christmas Tree
Mama g - Popcorn on the Christmas Tree- Mama g - A Hebrew Alphabet Quiet Book
Giggles - A Hebrew Alphabet Quiet Book- Brett L. Dennis - A Hebrew Alphabet Quiet Book
AmandaStretch - Talent Show!- Mama g - Where Everybody Knows Your Name
Author Archives: Giggles
Choosing to be educated
Categories: Education
I choose to educate myself formally and informally so I don’t get bored with myself and don’t become a bore to others. … I choose to educate myself because I’m still a work in progress. … I choose to educate myself because it is one of the easiest things to share with others. Keep reading
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Influencing my choices
Categories: Family
As far as this life is concerned, I did not choose my parents. But I’d like to think it was one of the best decisions I made before this life. Keep reading
Choose to be grateful
Categories: Life
Freedom of choice is more to be treasured than any possession earth can give. – David O. McKay Keep reading
Choose to snooze
Categories: Life
I am a night owl. It’s part of my genetic make-up. I may live in Mountain Time, but my internal clock is set to Australia… Keep reading
Choosing to grow green onions
Categories: Food, How To, Learn Something
I have a philosophy that if I’m going to put in a lot of effort to grow a plant, that plant needs to do something for me. It either needs to come back the next year or provide food. Keep reading
Choose to make things difficult
Categories: Musings, Quilting/Sewing/Knitting/Crafting
I wonder if sometimes we choose to make things difficult so we have an excuse when we fail. It was just too hard. Keep reading
Choosing to submit
Categories: Family, Gospel, Relationships
She applied 21st century definitions to 17th century translations of 14th century BC writings and culture, particularly with the word “submit,” which she took to mean her husband was her master and she was his servant. Keep reading
