Peanut butter
I know that we have already discussed the peanut butter phenomenon, but I just had to post this picture to show that I wasn't exaggerating.
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I am grateful
- 8.13.2009- Dancing with my hubby
- 8.12.2009- My Sweet, Caring Sisters
- 3.6.2009- Old Friends
- 3.6.2009- Priesthood Leaders
- 3.6.2009- Friends who help me more than could ever be expected
- 11.26.2008- Puke bags on the air plane
- 11.9.2008- For the hour I had this morning to get a jump start on my day before my girls woke up.
- 11.8.2008- The phone-I can call my siblings and mom ANY time
- 11.8.2008-Two little girls who love hugs and kisses
- 11.8.2008- For a cute husband who helps laugh when I am crabby
- 11.8.2008- for the Holy Ghost, and Fasting
“Your journal is your autobiography, so it should be kept carefully. You are unique, and there may be incidents in your experience that are more noble and praiseworthy in their way than those recorded in any other life. …
“What could you do better for your children and your children’s children than to record the story of your life, your triumphs over adversity, your recovery after a fall, your progress when all seemed black, your rejoicing when you had finally achieved?”
President Spencer W. Kimball (1895–1985)
“What could you do better for your children and your children’s children than to record the story of your life, your triumphs over adversity, your recovery after a fall, your progress when all seemed black, your rejoicing when you had finally achieved?”
President Spencer W. Kimball (1895–1985)
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