"You will have significant experiences. I hope that you will write them down and keep a record of them, that you will read them from time to time and refresh your memory of those meaningful and significant things. Some may be funny. Some may be significant only to you. Some of them may be sacred and quietly beautiful. Some may build one upon another until they represent a lifetime of special experiences. "
~Gordon B. Hinckley
~Gordon B. Hinckley
Monday, January 9, 2012
Called to serve
Our missionaries (Randy's Parents) are off! We dropped them off at the crack of dawn for their new adventure. After a short week at the MTC they will be off to Germany! I can't believe it. I know the people of Germany will love them, how could they not?! They are such great examples of service and faith to all those around them.
Saturday, January 7, 2012
One little word
As defined by Ali Edwards:
"A single word can be a powerful thing. It can be the ripple in the pond that changes everything. It can be sharp and biting or rich and soft and slow.
Last year I began a tradition of choosing one word for myself each January – a word that I can focus on, meditate on, and reflect upon as I go about my daily life.
It can be something tangible or intangible. It could be a thought or a feeling or an emotion. It can be singular or plural. The key is to find something that has personal meaning for you. This is not your mother’s word or your spouse’s word or your child’s word – this is YOUR word."
I LOVE the simplicity of making my goal to apply this one little word to all I do rather than creating a long list of good intentions that I will more than likely forget by February. So this year I'm jumping on the bandwagon and have spent the last week reflecting on my worries/concerns/challenges for the coming year and have come to a decision.
My word for this the of year 2012 will be....
It feels good, it feels do able, it feels like just what I needed. :)
"A single word can be a powerful thing. It can be the ripple in the pond that changes everything. It can be sharp and biting or rich and soft and slow.
Last year I began a tradition of choosing one word for myself each January – a word that I can focus on, meditate on, and reflect upon as I go about my daily life.
It can be something tangible or intangible. It could be a thought or a feeling or an emotion. It can be singular or plural. The key is to find something that has personal meaning for you. This is not your mother’s word or your spouse’s word or your child’s word – this is YOUR word."
I LOVE the simplicity of making my goal to apply this one little word to all I do rather than creating a long list of good intentions that I will more than likely forget by February. So this year I'm jumping on the bandwagon and have spent the last week reflecting on my worries/concerns/challenges for the coming year and have come to a decision.
My word for this the of year 2012 will be....
(image from Kerri Bradford)
It feels good, it feels do able, it feels like just what I needed. :)
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