by Jacque Sorenson | Apr 12, 2023 | General, Inspiration, Marriage, Mothering
Hello! Today I was reading Doctrine and Covenants 121, which was written while the Prophet Joseph was in Liberty jail. I marvel at the insights and instruction that were received during such a painful and intense experience! A reminder to us that extremity, like...
by Jacque Sorenson | Mar 22, 2023 | General, Inspiration, Marriage, Mothering, Self-care ideas
Have you had the experience as a parent of being challenged beyond what you could comfortably manage? And, have there been moments when you were in so far over your head, sleep-deprived and sick or just had so many demands on your time and attention and patience that...
by Jacque Sorenson | Mar 14, 2023 | General, Inspiration, Marriage, Mothering, Self-care ideas
I leave my phone charging on the bathroom counter at night. I don’t want to hear it, unless one of our kids or parents need us, so I want it close, but not too close. Last week, when I unplugged the phone from the charger in the morning, I was surprised to see...
by Jacque Sorenson | Mar 1, 2023 | General, Inspiration, Mothering
Hi! Have you ever grown your hair out from a super short cut? I’m in the middle of that experience now, and it seems to make time stand still! So as I was wondering how long this process is going to take, I remembered a gift I once received. When I was about...
by Jacque Sorenson | Feb 16, 2023 | General, Inspiration, Mothering
Having clarity around the reason you’re teaching children unconditional love principles, changes everything! Everything from the look on your face to the tone of your voice to your body language, even the ease or stress you may feel when gearing up to say...
by Jacque Sorenson | Feb 7, 2023 | General, Inspiration, Marriage, Mothering
The Dr. Baer quote I think of the most, and has corrected me most often is this: “…she discovered the miracle that we can’t tell the truth about ourselves and act like victims simultaneously.” (Real Love and Freedom For the Soul, Dr. Greg Baer)...
