Meet Giggles
I am an educator and graduate student. I quilt, belly dance, run, read, and try to grow things. I am a Mormon. I am a daughter, sister, aunt, grand-daughter, friend, and wife.
more...The start of forever
Brett and I got married 2 years, 3 months, and 8 days ago.Lonely Post of the Week
There are almost 400 posts on this blog with absolutely no comments.
Here's a post you might've missed. (Yes, I'm fishing for comments.)
- The Sun, The Earth, & The Moon15 February 2007
Perspective really is important.
- The Sun, The Earth, & The Moon15 February 2007
Shared Thoughts
I’m a Mormon
Category Archives: Questions
Museum of You
The American History Museum this week asked online, “If there was a museum of you, what would be in it?” Which is a very interesting question. Do I get a whole museum or just a display in the larger museum of humanity? Keep reading
6 Shared thoughts
Sending Chirstmas cards
In an age when you can send out a mass email, tweet, or facebook update, an actual piece of mail means a lot. (Same goes for thank you notes.) It’s the cost of time and a stamp that is worth a whole lot more. Keep reading
Questions
Categories: Questions
And… Random Giggles now has a frequently asked questions page. On this page you will currently find the answers to all of these questions. More answers will be added as I make them up. Keep reading
I am woman
What is the role of a woman? [W]hat is the difference between men and women? What is it that makes a woman a woman? What is a woman not? What does it mean to be a woman? Keep reading
Theme?
While none of the [General Conference] topics are ever assigned, often you can go through and pick out a few themes that seemed to have come up often. Keep reading
Purple comfort
Categories: Happy Things, Questions
I found myself one afternoon really craving purple. Which is a weird craving, I’ll admit. So I went out in search of purple. I came home with a new purple shirt, some purple yarn, ribbon, and fabric. Keep reading
Peaceful demonstrations
Every Wednesday morning at least since I moved to Tucson, there is half a block along my way in to campus that has protestors lining both sides of the road. Keep reading









