Hi, my name is Susan, and this is my personal homepage. My goal here is to provide as much information as I can in a small space. I have a variety of things for you to look at here. If you scroll down, you will find a list of links to other pages on this site. Just click on them and check them out.

You will find here a page with an exhaustive list of links, another page is on my missionary son, Jared. You will find a page with a Scripture study chart, and one has my genealogy. Another page has a brief history of me and my family. I have a few of my favorite recipes listed in here. One page is about my Book of Mormon Project. And there's much more to see.

I have started up my own home-based typing service. Please check out STH Typing Service for information on my service.

If you like to knit and crochet, I have some patterns that you can download.

I have designed some booklets for use in Relief Society, Aaronic Priesthood, Young Women, and Primary. These files are in Acrobat Reader format. You can also request them in MSWord by emailing me.

I knit dishcloths and crochet potholders, dish towels, and afghans. I also crochet Easter eggs. If you are ever interested, just drop me a line and I'd be happy to make some for you. You can email me.

I know several websites where you can download the Bible and LDS Scriptures for free. Just email me and I'll tell you where to find them.

If you like to read, you can go to barnesandnoble.com Home Page and check out their Recommended Reads, Gift Center, and Gift Certificates.

My son, Jared, has published several books, and you can find them at Barnes and Noble! Read about his book, Tales of the Astral Cafe, and I'm sure he'd love it if you bought your own copy! Jared has published several other books, as well. They are for Kindle only, but you don't have to have a Kindle to read it. You can download the software for your computer for free.

A Roadmap to Happiness is a guide to find the happiness that you want in this life and beyond through a detailed study of the Word of God. This book explores the plan of happiness that God has for us since before creation of the Earth until well after the world ends.

Hello, My Name is Nobody (Ramblings of a Mad Genius) explores the fine line between madness and genius. Jared shares his thoughts and dreams on dark matter, the Kingdom of Heaven, time travel, Atlantis, and love as he presents some short stories.

Astral Cafe: In a Beginning. Brandy, a petite amnesiac has found herself in an interdimensional nexus. What does she do? Start a restaurant of course. The Astral Cafe is a restaurant that caters to gods, demons, and other unique beings with a staff equally as interesting.

Astral Cafe: A Beauty Contest. It is a day like any other in the Astral Cafe when the Norse and Greek gods begin fighting over who is more beautiful, Aphrodite or Freya. There is only one way to settle this problem. Meanwhile, Brandy finds a clue to her identity.

A Very Astral Cafe Christmas. It's Christmas time in the Astral Cafe. Emma is trying to learn what the true meaning of Christmas is. Rook is trying to find the perfect gifts for everyone. And Brandy is simply trying to keep her restaurant running.

My son Robert has his own computer business. If you live in the Northern Virginia area, you can call him to help you install your computer, fix minor problems, set up a home network, etc. He even helped me to move this website from Tripod (where I had it from 1998 to 2006). Check out his website, Rheatec.

I have a pattern to make a quilted temple bag. You can download the two files (File 1 and File 2).

Check out my genealogy pages! My Ward Ancestors, Harrison Ancestors, Swindler Ancestors, and Beavers Ancestors. And, check out my husband's ancestors, Pixley Ancestors, Ballardini Ancestors, Cage Ancestors, and Tubbs Ancestors.

I have recently started a Bible study with several of my penpals, and I am sharing it here for all those who are interested. You can read it online, or download it.

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