Missionary Letter from Mitt Romney 1968: At Only 21 I'm a Leader in the Most Important Organization in France
by Keepapitchinin | Makes You Think Mormon Life
What profound insight from Mitt Romney as a missionary in France, from a letter written to his father. "I a...
“My Favorite Dinner,” 1912
by Keepapitchinin | Recipes Best of LDS Blogs
Another authentic menu and recipes from 1912, published in the Young Woman’s Journal. This was contributed ...
Be Honest With Yourself: Going Steady Too Early?
by Keepapitchinin | Best of LDS Blogs
Jill’s a teenager – about sixteen. She’s pretty and popular. She has girl friends galore and can get “dates...
Earrings on leaders of the early Church?
by Keepapitchinin | Best of LDS Blogs
Samuel Amos Woolley (1825-1900) was a member of the prominent early LDS Woolley clan. Like his more famous ...
An Old Fashioned Christmas
by Keepapitchinin | Best of LDS Blogs
An Old Fashioned Christmas By Zipporah L. Stewart It was June. Ebenezer Brown arose very early after a slee...
From the Archives: My Love Letter to Boy Scouts
by Keepapitchinin | Best of LDS Blogs
Utah’s Boy Scouts have had a rough couple of years with forest fires, massive searches for lost Scouts, and...
“As Wonderful as It Is Glorious”: Lorenzo Snow Goes for a Spin in an Automobile
by Keepapitchinin | Best of LDS Blogs
Lorenzo Snow crossed the plains to Utah in 1848 with ox-drawn wagons. His company, led by Brigham Young, ne...
We Want to See the Temple
by Keepapitchinin | Best of LDS Blogs
Almost three years ago we discussed a temple hymn by George Manwaring. It’s taken a while, but I’ve finally...
“He Got Well But Never Paid Us”: The Carthage Medical Bill of John Taylor
by Keepapitchinin | Best of LDS Blogs
William Mulder and A. Russell Mortensen’s Among the Mormons: Historic Accounts by Contemporary Observers (N...
The best beards in Mormon history
by Keepapitchinin | Best of LDS Blogs
Twenty-first century conventions aside, Mormon men have sported some dandy beards over the years. Whose was...
