This past weekend has made me really stop and give thanks for all that I have been given and realize how fortunate I am. On Sunday my colleague from work lost her son in law who was diagnosed with ALS in October and we lost our YW secretary from cystic fibrosis. Both of whom were in their 30s with children under the age of 8. It was heart breaking to feel for their spouses and their children.
I am so grateful I know that their is a life after this and that we are sealed for time and all eternity. What happens in this life is only a short period in the grand perspective. This knowledge does make these trials easier, but they are still trials and still sting.
I have reflected over the past few weeks and can't help but share me gratitude for what I have been given. This has really given me the opportunity to focus on what matters most.
I am so grateful for our little girl and how much joy she brings to us. She loves Dinky and Lily.
I love that not only is Oley willing to work hard for our future and go to school, but he is also extremely domestic - Ad loves the pillow case that he made her.
I love that Ad's hair is so difficult to tame in the mornings. It gives me a little extra time every morning to spend with her letting her know how much she means to me.
I love her spunky little personality. She now covers up her mouth when she laughs - she is a crack up!
I am so glad that our dogs are so patient with her. She loves to cuddle, torture, and play with them.
I love how chill she is, her easy going personality makes me realize I need to slow down a little and just enjoy the moment.
She is extremely smart. She always wants to be doing something to keep her mind busy. Play dough has been her biggest thing recently. She is now able to count all the way to ten it's amazing how smart she is getting. I absolutely love her and I strive everyday to be a better mom for her.
I am so grateful for the opportunities the Lord gives me and hope that I live up to the potential he has given me to be the wife, mother, daughter, sister, and friend he wants me to be.
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