This is a boring post that is intended mostly for extended family and me. Tanner was recognized in the Superintendent's weekly newsletter to parents this last Friday. He won second place in the butterfly and his relay team placed first.
I haven't posted in awhile. A year really. Teaching adult institute and going to graduate school have sucked up all my discretionary time. However, I saw this post on Facebook and it struck a chord. I love everything about this article (Written by a YSA ward Bishop). My primary motivation in posting it here is to help me remember me to heir on the side of love and focus on my own beams and motes, not others as well as to put it somewhere that I can find easily for a future institute lesson for New Testament next semester. :O) Richard Ostler added 2 new photos . May 13 at 1:32pm · Is she wearing her garment in that wedding dress photo? (LDS Audience) During my life, I’ve heard this question at times … usually when someone is looking at a bridal or a wedding photo. I’m sure I’ve asked it. I don’t think that is a question we should be asking. It’s a reflection of our ‘check-list’ culture that marginalize...
I am one of the few that really believes in the power of resolutions. I can't remember the last time I didn't make a New Year's resolution. I usually am pretty successful at gettin 'er done too. Not always. But usually. This year I am resolving a few things. I have picked a word that I am adapting as my "mantra" for the year to help me remember. It is self- LESS What this means to me is that I want to do more for others and focus on my self less. Whether that is my hubby or children or the new family in the ward that doesn't know anyone or a total stranger. Every day I hope to put less focus on self and more on those around me. I plan to do this by service, prayer, giving in to my own wants, sacrifices of time and money, and kindness. I also resolve to cook more . I did this one about ten years ago. It was a big sacrifice for me because i loathe cooking. Those of you who know ...
What are the odds of a wasp flying into the open window of a moving car and stinging an innocent person on the eyelid? I would like to know because that is just what happened to our poor Kiki last Monday night. Here is the proof. If I didn't see it for myself I would not have believed it.
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