7 Years!
I look back today of where we've been. What we've done. Seven years ago I married my perfect match, my soulmate. The one person who has always been there for me. The person I could not be here without.
Keith is the greatest man that's ever been in my life. He's always there for me. He's supportive and comforting. I cannot begin to express the feeling I have seeing him after a long day's work. The closest discription I have is I feel like the kids. When the kids hear daddy they jump up and run screaming "Daddy's home!" My children are an amazing representation of what we have. My children are my light. They are the joy in our home. They keep us energitic and outgoing. I love the way our day starts off with them as energetic as bunnies. And the way it ends with I Love Yous and kid kisses. My life is amazing, especially with my wonderful soulmate in it. I love my man, my eternal companion.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
My daily rambelings. :)
Last night I got to thinking...
There seems to be a lot of turmoil on this earth constantly. Obviously we see the earthquakes and tsunamis and how they are disasters and tearing up homes and villages. From this we see the strength of people. We see the courage and love people have for their fellow man. I am just in awe at the way people have come together for Haiti and are now coming together for Japan and Chile. There is no doubt in my mind that we are all Heavenly Father's children. We all sense the need to take care of one another and carry eachother's burdens. We all see and instinctively feel the need to support each other. We don't just turn our backs and say simply "that sucks". 'We all know how wrong that would feel. I think of the wars and rumors of wars that are talked about in the last days. I honestly had my own epiphany last night about this. I know that when it talks about brother and sister fighting one another, yes, we see that right now within corporations. In all fairness don't we see that among ourselves? As a church, as a family, as a people? We constantly see where there are wars and rumors of wars among even our closest circles. And its these that are devastating. It's these that are an abomination, to our Father in Heaven. He sees and feels what we feel. Christ died so that we may live, and return. Why must we do what we feel is right in the heat of the moment? Gordon B Hinckley taught us to "stay the steady course". We can avoid this contention or at least lessen it by setting a good example and not fighting our point but continue our lives in the best way we can. As President Hinckley stated we should live by the words of Pultizer Prize winner Barbara Tuchman, "This is what I believe. This I will do and that I will not do. This is my code of behavior and that is outside it.” Reminding ourselves of this will bring us great joy and peace and we will be able to live in harmony again.
There seems to be a lot of turmoil on this earth constantly. Obviously we see the earthquakes and tsunamis and how they are disasters and tearing up homes and villages. From this we see the strength of people. We see the courage and love people have for their fellow man. I am just in awe at the way people have come together for Haiti and are now coming together for Japan and Chile. There is no doubt in my mind that we are all Heavenly Father's children. We all sense the need to take care of one another and carry eachother's burdens. We all see and instinctively feel the need to support each other. We don't just turn our backs and say simply "that sucks". 'We all know how wrong that would feel. I think of the wars and rumors of wars that are talked about in the last days. I honestly had my own epiphany last night about this. I know that when it talks about brother and sister fighting one another, yes, we see that right now within corporations. In all fairness don't we see that among ourselves? As a church, as a family, as a people? We constantly see where there are wars and rumors of wars among even our closest circles. And its these that are devastating. It's these that are an abomination, to our Father in Heaven. He sees and feels what we feel. Christ died so that we may live, and return. Why must we do what we feel is right in the heat of the moment? Gordon B Hinckley taught us to "stay the steady course". We can avoid this contention or at least lessen it by setting a good example and not fighting our point but continue our lives in the best way we can. As President Hinckley stated we should live by the words of Pultizer Prize winner Barbara Tuchman, "This is what I believe. This I will do and that I will not do. This is my code of behavior and that is outside it.” Reminding ourselves of this will bring us great joy and peace and we will be able to live in harmony again.
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