Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Gardner Village & Conference Weekend
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Labels: Autumn, Church, General Conference, grandparents, Sydnee, Tanner, traditions
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
this is what we do..
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Labels: Family, General Conference, good times, Pigwit, traditions
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Snow. General Conference. A Mustache. A Ballerina & Don't 'Cha Wish Your Girlfriend Was HOT Like Me?
My favorite talk of the entire conference was Richard G. Scott's. It was so tender, loving and sincere. So meaningful. So inspiring. So cute, the little notes and sweet things he & his wife put so much thought into creating and giving to each other. The dear, true love they shared and things they endured together. I loved it so much!
Yesterday I got a wild hair during homework time with Tanner and drew a mustache on him! He thought it was so funny... we laughed & laughed as he looked in the mirror acting out different mustache personalities. I think we both needed a little break!
This morning I dressed McKynlee like a little ballerina for school and she looked so cute I just couldn't stop giving her great big squeezes and twirling-n-spinning around with her in the kitchen making the layers of her ruffly skirt dance around!
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Labels: Family, Fashion, funny, General Conference, inspiration, McKynlee, Tanner
Monday, October 25, 2010
this is us... conference weekend.
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Labels: Family, general, General Conference
Monday, April 7, 2008
Just what I needed to hear..
Elder Ballard's talk in General Conference on Mothers was "just what I needed to hear." I can't wait to get the Ensign containing all the conference talks, so I can go back and read this one as well as the rest; but until then.. here are a few of the things that I made note of:
~ The JOY of motherhood comes in "MOMENTS." Live in the moment MORE! Don't be in such a HURRY... Treasure the DOING a little more & the GETTING IT DONE a little less.
~ Don't over-schedule yourself or your kids. Make unstructured time where real parenting can take place and you can listen, laugh and enjoy each other.
~ Make time for yourself with good and wholesome things that replenish you. Pick 1-2 new things to learn how to do.
~ Pray, study and teach the gospel.
~ Talk to your husband about each child and their individual needs.
~ Love your children deeply and prioritize them, along with your husband above all else.
~ Ask Heavenly Father to help you find JOY & HAPPINESS in your role as a DAUGHTER of GOD.
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