the sunny side

I had originally decided earlier today that I was not going to blog. I was grumpy and had a rough morning with alot of stress. I realized I couldn't blog about the stress part of it because I couldn't find the words to describe how I felt. This turned out to be a wonderful thing for me because I started looking at all the good things that happened today and my evening is turning out to be fantastic.


-I loved watching TJ give a talk in sacrament. He did a great job and didn't even look nervous.

-I love how every Sunday morning my kids ask if they can sit by me in church.

-I love the women I work with in primary that help me out so much and show me the positive side of everything.

-I love the kids in primary, even though some days they are crazy they always make me smile.

-I love having my afternoon nap, I really needed it today.

-I loved having alone time with Thayne.

-I love the beautiful weather that we have it is great Sunday weather.

-I loved spending time with my girls tonight painting their nails with cute flowers and I did it without messing mine up.

-I loved listening to Samantha practice the piano. How many people can listen to their kids practice a Christmas song in May for their recital in December. Ü

-I love that as I am typing this, Jessika came it to tell me she put our soft blankets in the dryer to warm them up. She's the best. I hope when I die someone warms a blanket and puts it on me before they close the casket. Really I do.

--I am excited tonight because TJ is starting something new in the morning that Thayne and I hope will start a new passion in his life. I will tell you more about it tomorrow. We are very excited.

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TodayI had the kids in primary mark their primary B of M with a scripture that has just stayed with me all day today. It is a reminder to me of how I need to work harder everyday with my family to always stay close to one another.

And he commanded them that there should be no contention one with another, but that they should look forward with one eye, having one faith and one baptism, having their hearts knit together in unity and in love one towards another.

(Mosiah 18:21)