Now that Thanksgiving is over, it's awfully nice to know that Christmas is still four weeks away. I am not ready for Christmas, although I've done most of my shopping. It just doesn't seem possible that it could be that time of year yet. We set up the tree last night even though the mood wasn't there. I am flooding my house with Christmas music and decorations hoping that this will do the trick.
Perhaps what I need to do is to find some type of service to perform.......
Meanwhile, I am truly grateful for so much in my life. First off, I am deeply thankful for my family. I am grateful for my sweetheart. He is an amazing person, and I don't know what I'd do without him. He's so kind, loving, thoughtful, talented, brilliant, and patient. He is my rock, and I absolutely adore him. I am also grateful for my beautiful children. Dot is such a strong little lady. She's so responsible, loving, sweet, funny, darling, and thoughtful. Dot's changing and growing so much, but she's still the same adorable girl she's always been. I am honored to be her mother. Yakko is such a deep thinker. He teaches me the value of reflection. He's smart, charming, sweet, handsome, kind, and fun. He's becoming very self motivated, and I enjoy watching him process life and all its possibilities. Wakko is my baby. He is our comedian. Wakko keeps us on our toes, and has such a tender heart. He is sweet, gentle, funny, creative, silly, and aware. I could hold each of them until the end of time.
I am truly thankful for my extended family and friends. My parents and Troy's parents taught us what we needed to know to face this crazy world. Our siblings and their spouses keep life flavorful. Our nieces and nephews are such joys and hold a special place in our hearts. I am thankful for our dogs, Bubba and Cleo. They brighten our saddest days.
I'm thankful for the Gospel, for my testimony, for the Atonement, and for the support the Church gives me. I'm thankful for medicine and medical advances, and pray for a cure for cystic fibrosis. I'm thankful for my home, my neighbors, technology, and indoor plumbing. I'm thankful for joy, humor, and the internet. I'm thankful for work, for homeschool, and for food.
Perhaps what I need to do is to find some type of service to perform.......
Meanwhile, I am truly grateful for so much in my life. First off, I am deeply thankful for my family. I am grateful for my sweetheart. He is an amazing person, and I don't know what I'd do without him. He's so kind, loving, thoughtful, talented, brilliant, and patient. He is my rock, and I absolutely adore him. I am also grateful for my beautiful children. Dot is such a strong little lady. She's so responsible, loving, sweet, funny, darling, and thoughtful. Dot's changing and growing so much, but she's still the same adorable girl she's always been. I am honored to be her mother. Yakko is such a deep thinker. He teaches me the value of reflection. He's smart, charming, sweet, handsome, kind, and fun. He's becoming very self motivated, and I enjoy watching him process life and all its possibilities. Wakko is my baby. He is our comedian. Wakko keeps us on our toes, and has such a tender heart. He is sweet, gentle, funny, creative, silly, and aware. I could hold each of them until the end of time.
I am truly thankful for my extended family and friends. My parents and Troy's parents taught us what we needed to know to face this crazy world. Our siblings and their spouses keep life flavorful. Our nieces and nephews are such joys and hold a special place in our hearts. I am thankful for our dogs, Bubba and Cleo. They brighten our saddest days.
I'm thankful for the Gospel, for my testimony, for the Atonement, and for the support the Church gives me. I'm thankful for medicine and medical advances, and pray for a cure for cystic fibrosis. I'm thankful for my home, my neighbors, technology, and indoor plumbing. I'm thankful for joy, humor, and the internet. I'm thankful for work, for homeschool, and for food.