15 Cache Valley Dates

1. Get dinner at La Tormenta Restaurant for dinner. They have good food that won't strain your wallet.
   
   
2. Hold hands as you walk through Willow Park Zoo and get a $1 sundae or parfait at McDonalds.
   
   
3. Go bowling at the Fun Park and play in the arcade, they also have a fun photo booth!
   
   
4. Go to a museum.
   For example:
   Utah State University – Special Collections (features historical documents, photographs, and the skull of the giant grizzly bear Old Ephraim. Merrill-Cazier Library, Utah State University, Logan (435) 797-2663 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.)

        Hyrum Museum – (features a variety of exhibits including the influence of early settlers and        cultural artifacts. 435-245-0208. Tuesday-Friday 2 pm-7 pm Saturday Noon-3 pm)

5. Catch a movie at the Cinefour Theatre
   
   
6. Get dinner at Big J's in Richmond and enjoy the car ride there. 
   
   
7. Go to the temple 
   
   
8. Get dinner at Fredrico's. Get the lunch special. You get an individual size pizza, a salad and garlic toast. Afterward, feed the ducks at first dam.
   
   
9. Get chinese from Rice Garden in Smith's. Their orange chicken is amazing!
   
   
10. Go to The Jump Zone trampoline park that is new in Logan and get your much needed exercise and time with your spouse!
    
    
11. If you can, stay at the Anniversary Inn and go somewhere you haven't been before for dinner that night.
    
    
12. Go to an antique store.
    For example:
    About Time Antique Mall – 538 South Main St. Logan
    (435) 752-9150
    
    
    Books of Yesterday – 87 North Main, Logan
    (435) 753-3838)
    Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6:30 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 
    
    
    Hidden Treasures - 692 North 600 West, Logan
    (435) 755-6022
    Mon.-Sat. 7:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. 
    
    
13. Go get your picture taken as a couple and get ice cream at Charle's after. Pretend you're taking engagement pictures!
    
    
14. Have a picnic up Logan Canyon. Don't forget dessert!
    
    
15. Take a tour of the Logan tabernacle. (435) 755-5555

Home Management Binder

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Easy and Yummy Baked Potato Soup

I got this recipe from allrecipes.com. It has over 500 positive views. We had it for dinner the other night and it made a perfect amount for my family of three and we were able to make it with what we already had and it was sooo easy! We had it for dinner and then lunch the next day and it used it up, so its great if you don't want a lot of leftovers! I strongly suggest this recipe, its definitely a comfort food! Here's the link: http://allrecipes.com/recipe/baked-potato-soup-v/

Preserving and Managing Church Magazines

What happens to the church magazines that you receive every month after the month is over? Do they get stacked in the corner or just thrown away? Here's a few ideas on how to preserve and manage them.

A few years ago, I put these binders together. I kept anything that I thought was particularly useful or informative. One issue of the Ensign was all about Joseph Smith so I made sure to keep everything in that one. A lot of the articles I kept explained things out of the scriptures and ancient prophets.

A blog I found has many ideas on managing church magazines. My favorite idea is similar to mine but is more organized and she has found more specific uses for them. For instance:
this example is of a binder she put together of all the articles she kept that is about the pioneers and she uses it on Pioneer Day. She also has put one together on Easter and General Conference. Fabulous idea! Check out this great idea on her blog and other great ideas by going to:
http://www.jonlund.com/blog/Lunds/Jens_Blog/Entries/2012/1/15_Managing_Magazines_-_Part_2.html