Nearly every outdoor outing can be made more fun with the addition of some walkie-talkies. We have had a few for years, and just recently added a few more to spread among our growing number of interested children. We wanted to get new radios that worked well with our previous ones, so we made sure…
Milestones in life have a way of causing reflection, and today is worthy of a look back. 10 years ago today, Jess and I were married in the Mount Timpanogos Temple in Utah. We have some funny dating stories, but I want to start my story there. After just 4 months of marriage, we packed…
We have been following Josh and Jessa Works for a bit now, and they were recently visited in their travels by the Dark Rye camera crew, a publication of Whole Foods. The video really does their travels justice, and we love the inspiration. My favorite quote from the video: “The hardest part of doing something…
that was really cool and I am sure is really cool for them. I like your story better – I think multiple children is the KEY. The way that boy is growing up there are a lot of really great advantages – but some very glaring disadvantages – I think your family will only have advantages – you don’t need “friends” but you do need “peers”.ReplyCancel
We spent an evening with awesome friends in Marshalltown, Iowa. I loved the cornfields and the wind farms. The kids loved the collection of farm cats and kittens. I could stay for a month.
When you travel with as many gadgets as we do, keeping things charged is a necessary evil. Today’s must-haves include the core things we use for charging. Power Strip Yes, really. Wall plugs are often in short supply in hotels, friends houses, and powered campsites. A power strip can help you get everything plugged in,…
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