An old post that sat around as a draft due to a series of unfortunate events.
the front page for my private blog
An old post that sat around as a draft due to a series of unfortunate events.
And we talk of Christ, we rejoice in Christ, we preach of Christ, we prophesy of Christ, and we write according to our prophecies, that our children may know to what source they may look for a remission of their sins.
For some reason, wearing an apron with monkeys on it makes you a monkey.
Where there is free organic, sustainable, locally made chocolate for the tasting. Yum.
In which I lay on the floor all day Saturday, Vince rides his bike, and I figure out that the grief will never go away – and it doesn’t have to.
Do what you can do. Don’t do what you can’t do.
I’m not ready to face what is coming, and so... like anyone else, I’m denying it will happen, and pretending it won’t, until it’s too late.
In which the first buyer backs out, and our offer becomes first priority!
There is a saying - “A jack of all trades is a master of none.” And then there is me trying to find what I can be a “master” of.
An announcement of the winner of my first ever giveaway!
And an explanation for my forthcoming lack of communication.
“Pois, é teu Pai e muito te-ama”
This line from a Children’s song – and my thoughts on the subject.
I have been in serious need of goal-setting-reaching. So here’s what I’m doing.
My mom has been hard at work making a fancy-schmancy website for our extended family/family history website. I made a logo. You can look at it here.
In which I review a really cool indoor play place. Your kids will beg to stay. I promise.
What we do in the summertime. With lots of pictures. And a cute song (that you can choose whether or not to play).
In which my blog gets a new look, and you get a button!
A lesson on RSS Feed Readers – so you can spend more time reading your friend’s blogs, and less time loading their webpages.
In which we trace ourselves and I learn an important lesson about playing with my kids.
In which I post too many pictures, talk too much about them, and finally entertain you with a hilarious video of a monkey and children laughing.
WARNING: Long post alert! This post has several pictures, and too much text, but there is a FABULOUS video at the very end. You can just skip to the end if you want, but the pics are pretty cute.
Still no word on the house, but that doesn’t deter us from talking about it, praying about it, and from looking up the ward boundaries.
Now that all the excitement and travelling is over with for the summer it is time to get on with my Summer 2010 list!!
In the which I forget my zipcode, and we have a fabulous time visiting the desert - seeing Papai for the first time in months!
… and a plush dinosaur toy that roars when you squeeze it. And V ran his first 1K.
Tonight I was pondering the significance of prayer, and how I love to pray and pour out my soul to my Father in Heaven.
It isn’t enough, though, for me to pray and pour out my soul. I need to teach my children to pray.
Just because all three of the previous posts have no pictures – and that’s just sad. Here are some of my favorites from Memorial Day Weekend.
Here is a little post dedicated to my favorite family in the world that has no relation to me!
I made a list a few years ago containing the things I wanted to do once I graduated. I’ve done a lot of them, actually, or made good progress on them (see the list here)
In keeping with my habit of making lists, I am going to make a list of goals for this summer.
Turns out it wasn’t strep after all. Thank goodness.
In honor of Spring baseball starting, and the fact that the entire household seems to go outside in the now warm evenings to play catch, I decided that this week should be sports week.
I am currently trying to have a better defined theme of this blog.
So, to make the blog a little more coherent, I am going to start a blogging schedule, and I am going to add some widgets or whatever they are to illustrate the growth and development of our kiddos.