Part of our celebrations this week included helping our oldest daughter celebrate her birthday with a gift of heritage. We gave her a Norwegian costume called a Bunad and some music performed by a famous Norwegian musician
Cheer: Now, go do some good in the world!
Why Latter-day Saints Should Consider Homeschooling
Great Shall be the Peace of thy Children
How to Raise a Global Kid Newsweek Article
The following links are here for my LDS friends who are interested in China. We do not proselytize in China because "We believe in being subject to kings, presidents, rulers, and magistrates, in obeying, honoring, and sustaining the law."
The Articles of Faith in Traditional, Simplified and Pinyin.
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Are you going to live in Norway as well? I know some LDS people who live there. He went on his mission there, came home, and met her (Norwegian native) at BYU. They settled there and have a sweet little family.
Ginger,
I have a friend that is from Norway as well and she met her husband at Ricks. They live here though. We are definitely planning a trip to Norway someday, but I doubt that we could afford to live there! Its very expensive!~~ Anne
What a great idea- Did you do a Norwegian Meal? Rent the apartment in Norway – We’ll go!