Author Archives: Jaren

In a world often overwhelmed with challenges and strife, it is the small acts of kindness that echo the loudest, reverberating in the hearts of those touched by grace and compassion. I recently came across a tale that is a … Continue reading →

Friends and loved ones, today I was reminded of the pure, unfiltered joy that life generously offers us in the simplest of moments. The reminder came from the radiant smile of my cherished granddaughter, Ruby, captured through a driver’s side … Continue reading →

In the beautiful setting of Charleston, Utah, a backdrop to many of life’s precious moments, my family recently gathered to celebrate my daughter Lindie’s wedding, a stone’s throw from the awe-inspiring Mount Timpanogos. As many of you know, alongside family … Continue reading →

In my daily life, as I interact with a wide array of individuals in our community, I find a considerable gap between the reality I observe and the narratives frequently depicted in the media. This isn’t limited to the extreme … Continue reading →

Yesterday, the dreams Lindie harbored all her life were not just realized but immensely surpassed as she and Bridger became one, enveloped in a celebration more vibrant and heartfelt than she could have ever envisioned. Under the guiding hand of … Continue reading →

It feels like just yesterday Lindie was our little girl, full of grand dreams and pure love. Now, she is about to start an exhilarating new chapter with Bridger, a man who shares her kind heart and strong spirit. Looking … Continue reading →

Amidst the animated atmosphere of Swiss Days, I found myself sitting with my two granddaughters, eagerly awaiting the performance of the Utah One Voice Children’s Choir. Their popularity had soared on YouTube, and we expected an enjoyable performance. As the … Continue reading →

When Bob Dylan’s evocative tones first graced the airwaves with “Blowin’ in the Wind,” it struck a chord in the hearts of millions. It was an era where collective battles raged for universal principles: peace, freedom, and civility. Dylan’s anthem … Continue reading →

Four decades ago, I stepped into the vast world of real estate, treading on the path my father, Jerry Davis, had carved. A man of honor, respect, and immense goodwill, my father had left an indelible mark not just as … Continue reading →

This morning at the gym, “We’re All Going Home” by the Wanderer unexpectedly played, touching a deep chord in my heart. Many of you know that my book revolves around the concept of finding our way back home. These lyrics … Continue reading →