Just A Thought For Your Sabbath Day

"You hold in your hands the happiness of more people than you can now imagine." - Henry B Eyring

I feel this so much more as a parent. If I am impatient or moody, I see my children reflect it. I have tried much more as a mom to be positive, patient, kind, and happy so that my children will be too :)

Hope you all have a wonderful Sunday :)

How We Family Scripture Study

I used to visit teach a sweet lady who gave us an idea that we turned into this:

Sunday: Modern Revelation
Monday: Scriptures
Tuesday: Scriptures
Wednesday:Modern Revelation
Thursday: Scriptures
Friday: Scriptures
Saturday: Modern Revelation

We are currently in The Book of Mormon for our "scripture" scripture study. And for modern revelation we use anything from Ensign articles (Right now we are reading "Special Witnesses Testify of Jesus Christ" April 2014) to the manual we are using in Relief Society and Priesthood. The reason for this is, we fit in past revelation but we are also fitting in modern that applies to us more. We started this, this year and are LOVING it!

A Little Mormon Humor For You :)

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I KNOW there is a God, but there are times in my life where his existence is SO apparent! Take today. Rhychie's crib was breaking and making us feel unsafe that he was in there, so we bought an adorable Elmo (He LOVES Elmo) toddler bed. His first time sleeping in it was for his first nap, currently happening... :) He cried for maybe 1 whole minute, after what sounded like a roll off at the beginning :P But after that, just happy little cooing sounds and then beautiful silence. I just got down from checking on him and he is snuggled in bed with one of his favorite bears OUT! :)

Such a Wonderful Sunday!

Today was just wonderful! From the fact my daughter goes potty at church, to kind people who share their kids goodies with my ALWAYS hungry son, to the lovely Relief Society lesson and the sweet people in there :) Today has just been wonderful :)

I wanted to share a spiritual thought from a great talk in this month's Ensign called: "Living a Life of Peace, Joy, and Purpose," by Elder Richard G Scott.

"We need mothers and fathers who will preserve the sanctity and safety of the home and the integrity of the family in which faith in God and obedience to His commandments are taught as the foundation of a productive life."

Amazing talk! Highly recommend it!

Happy Sabbath Day everyone! :)