- My mom. This Monday was an awful, no-good, very bad day kind of day. When I'm having days like these, I can pick up the phone and my mom still knows how to make everything better.
- My Grandma Bettie and Mama Jo are safely in Nevada. For about a year now, plans have been in the works to move these two precious ladies to Gardnerville to be closer to my parents. Attempt #1 had to be aborted, but attempt #2 was a success.
- Sharing my testimony in Church today. Usually sacrament meeting is a little interesting because of Grant's feeding schedule and because Cori sits on the stand- leaving me with a hungry baby and a busy toddler. But Grant slept in this morning changing his schedule up a little, and Gracie was happy to run up onto the stand with me to be with her dad. It was strengthening for me to share what was in my heart.
- An afternoon in a quiet house. Right now all my babies (Cori included) are sleeping. I should probably be sleeping too. What a waste of free time when there are dishes to do, food to cook for or Branch activity t
onight, scriptures to read, and Christmas music to listen to. - The First Presidency's Christmas devotional tonight. I love this broadcast. Its the best way to bring in the Christmas season.
Sunday, December 2, 2007
Blessings
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3 comments:
You're right--it just doesn't get any better than hearing the Tabernacle Choir sing Silent Night. Heavenly!
That was a wonderful post--thank you!
Oh my goodness--I had a very similar thing happen to me in Relief Society yesterday...
Bubbers was peacefully waking up from a nap in his stroller just when testimony time started and that "feeling" hit me. I debated for about 30 seconds whether I should jump up or not and I realized, "Um, how many times are you sitting peacefully in Relief Society with a content baby and even have the option of bearing your testimony??" That decided it for me and I jumped up and did it. :) And I was very glad I did.
I do wish I could have been there to hear yours! I still vividly remember you bearing your testimony at church once (I think it was a combined seminary thing, I can't remember for sure, but I remember we were in the primary room and you'd just sung a song). Even then your testimony was powerful, and I'm sure it's only grown more so!
Did you enjoy the Devotional? We thought it was beautiful.
Oh, and I'm glad your Grandma Bettie and Mama Jo are safely in Nevada now!
Okay, I'm ending the longest comment in the world now... Love ya!
Aww. Love you! I'm glad you were able to bear your testimony and enjoy some peace!
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