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Sunday, June 14, 2009
Are You Prejudiced?
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Friday, June 12, 2009
Mommy Moments - Outdoor Fun
I am back finally with blogging :-); here is my entry for this week's theme, Outdoor Fun which my son likes. Anyway, have a great weekends everyone!

Pictures are taken at the mall, swimming pool, park and Chuck E Cheeses.
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Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Food Storage: Why, What, and How?
For years leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have counseled members to have a year's supply of food and other essentials, but why? What should we store? How can you afford to? If I do, should I share with others during an emergency? Find the answers to these, and many other questions in the following articles.Why Food Storage?
Why should we have a food storage? Why should we be prepared for emergencies? Here are a few of the main reasons why we should have a food storage program. Read more... Why Food Storage?"
What to Store in a Food Storage:
If having a food storage is so important what should we store? Read more... What to Store in a Food Storage
How to Afford Food Storage:
When planning a food storage we often ask ourselves, "Where do I get the money for food storage?" But maybe a better question to ask would be, "Can I afford not to have a food storage?" Read more... How to Afford Food Storage
Should I Share my Food Storage?
Sometimes we wonder if we should share our food storage in times of need with those who have not saved. Find out what Latter-day leaders have taught. Read more... Should I Share my Food Storage?
Source: Rachel Woods
Source: Rachel Woods
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