Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Thanks!
I wanted to say thanks to all who wished me Happy Birthday. I had a very nice day. I went to the temple then did a little shopping and bought each of the grandchildren an outfit to wear on the 4th. When I got home the phone kept me busy and while on the phone my sister Juanita then Richard and Linda came over to visit. I felt so special. I got a call from President and Sister Tingey (Kevin's Mission president). My sister Laretta called and we talked for over an hour. Kevin's sister, Susan also called. It was a wonderful way to be remember. Lloyd gave me a call today. Janet and Nicole made super for me (which was wonderful!). Again, thanks everyone.
I've been reading a book on self esteem and I loved this form the book by Mary Jane Woodger: "Self Esteem is given to us through spiritual gifts. It is the development of those gifts once we have discovered them, that we gain confidence. Spiritual gifts are given to us so that we can have peace in this life and feel secure when we experience disappointments, discouragements, despair, doubts, fears or jealousies." She quotes Elder Packer, "If you learn and earnestly seek the gifts of the Spirit, then you will be competent. The problems will be there, but ... you will find a great solace and comfort and great power will be with you all the time."
Friday, June 18, 2010
Life
What woke me up at 2:30 this morning? I couldn't go back to sleep until 5:30. You think I could shut my mind off, but no, it flits from one thing to the next never stopping long enough to even come up with a plan of action! Ever have that happen? I don't mind being awake but then the following day isn't always fun. I think I would be more productive if I could stick to one topic at a time. Oh well, at least I can still think and be somewhat productive the next day (even if I don't know what I am doing most of the time). Well, until the next new adventure strikes, stay happy, keep dry, don't blow away and sleep well!
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Pictures!
Well here are some pictures of the new little one. He is so cute. He has changed a little and is now starting to gain some weight. His sisters love him but I think Whitney loves to hold him the most. It was so cute when Wilson saw him. He wanted to hold him. He kept reaching up for him. Mom and baby are doing fine.
We are excited to have the precious little one in our family. I count my blessings each day and marvel at the wonder of children.
Ethan 5 days old. I wish I could have slept through all the noise in the house that night.
Ethan resting in Grandma's lap.
Ethan 5 days old. I wish I could have slept through all the noise in the house that night.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Memories
Yesterday, a friend happened to be going by on his horse. He use to take my son horseback riding for part of his reshab training. Well Mike spotted them coming down the road and decided to see if he would give the kids a ride. Whitney seemed to enjoy it. Wilson was a little hesitant at first but when it was time for him to get off he didn't want to. It brought back many memories of my youngest son riding that same horse. Thanks Kirk for sharing your horse!
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Dreary MOOD
What a day! It has been so dreary and my mood has been dreary so I decided I needed to do something. I got out the paint and painted the window sills and the door trim in my bedroom. They have been the bare wood for far to long and I've had the paint forever. You think I would have gotten on the ball a long time ago. It looks nice and while I was at it I rearranged my room. Looks good. Feels good! Still dreary outside!
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
New Grandson
I am the grandma of an new little boy. Ethan Andrew. He is very cute!! I feel so blessed with all my grandchildren. They are all so unique and special. Each one makes me smile and laugh with their little antics. I will miss the Wilson and Whitney when they move to their new home (I'll miss mom and dad also). I've been teaching summer school and loving it once again. They brighten my days. I learn more from them than I teach them.
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