On Saturday Boston wanted to "sleep" in the crib with Hadley! They were having' a serious party in there!
Hadley makes so many funny faces now!! She is getting to be so fun!
On Saturday Boston wanted to "sleep" in the crib with Hadley! They were having' a serious party in there!
Hadley makes so many funny faces now!! She is getting to be so fun!
We celebrated our 4th anniversary yesterday!! We had a fantastic time being kids again at Cherry Hill. We mini-golfed, did batting cages, and did all the water slides! We then spent the night in Park City, and enjoyed shopping at the outlets the next day! To bad I forgot the camera! It was so nice to have some time together without the kids. (Thanks Mom and Dad!)
EZ Food Storage --- This is my Mom's ward's food storage plan. They are really trying to make food storage easy. They give you a grocery list of what to buy each month, and recipes too! Right now there focus is on getting your 3 months supply. It really is EZ!
Give Away Today --- This blog gives something pretty awesome away, EVERYDAY! I have yet to win, but I love seeing all the fun products and companies around... and hopefully someday I will win something great!
SugarDoodle- This site is wonderful for LDS members. It has fantastic ideas for lots of different callings in the church! I use it a lot for primary. If you scroll down on the left hand side, they have a section called Free Clipart. Under that title you will find Sugardoodle clipart. If you click on that it opens up to you hundreds of great pictures. They seriously have a picture for everything!3 of the grandkids riding the train with their Grandma!
This past Sunday Jeremy had the opportunity to bless Hadley. Our ward won't let us bless children unless it is a fast Sunday, so in order to accommodate my family, we ended up doing it in our home. Jeremy gave a little thought before the blessing which I loved and thought I would share;
"E. T. Sullivan once wrote these interesting words: “When God wants a great work done in the world or a great wrong righted, he goes about it in a very unusual way. He doesn’t stir up his earthquakes or send forth his thunderbolts. Instead, he has a helpless baby born, perhaps in a simple home and of some obscure mother. And then God puts the idea into the mother’s heart, and she puts it into the baby’s mind. And then God waits. The greatest forces in the world are not the earthquakes and the thunderbolts. The greatest forces in the world are babies.”
"And those babies, I should like to add, will become forces for good or ill, depending in large measure on how they are reared. The Lord, without equivocation, has declared, “I have commanded you to bring up your children in light and truth” (D&C 93:40). If I may be pardoned for suggesting the obvious, I do so only because the obvious is not observed in so many instances. The obvious includes four imperatives with reference to children: (1) love them, (2) teach them, (3) respect them, and (4) pray with them and for them."
---Gordon B. Hinckley, “These, Our Little Ones,” Liahona, Dec 2007, 2–7
What a huge responsibility I have to raise my two beautiful children in righteousness.
I am overwhelmed by that responsibility, but I am also so blessed to have that responsibility. I feel so lucky to be a mother.
It was a fantastic day celebrating how special Hadley is. It was great to be able to celebrate it with some of our family.