silver lining: our mind is stronger than we give 'em credit for.

Life is so grand, I can't even try to explain the great things I've experienced in the last few weeks, but I'll try my best.These are just a few of the many fine things I've been enjoying.

First off, I love this man.

He's so adorable & filled with wisdom. Rightfully so.

President Gordon B. Hinckley.

"Cultivate an attitude of happiness. Cultivate a spirit of optimism.

Walk with faith, rejoicing in the beauties of nature,

in the goodness of those you love, in the testimony which you carry

in your heart concerning things divine."

-Gordon B Hinckley

Next thing on the agenda...

Ohhh, beautiful rena roo. We've officially moved, and into the same room this time. I've missed it surprisingly. I love it. Truly I do, I think I would rather share a room with her than have my own, and that is saying a lot. I'm not opposed to waking up with a laugh each and every morning. I love her so much, I am truly blessed to have her as my bestest friend. She is such a good example to me. loves.

The rumors are TRUE....

I witnessed a birth, my sister Chelsea had a sweet little baby boy. She asked me if I wanted to be in the room while she had him, I was a little nervous at first because I've never physically watched a birth live but it was beautiful none the less. I've tried to explain the experience to people but there aren't many words to describe what I felt or realized about life. Life is so precious and fragile. He is such a sweet and little child. Innocent, filled with love, and sent from Heavenly Father. He's perfect and spotless, only to have that inevitably taken away by the world. He has so much to accomplish, and learn! It had me in tears just thinking about his sweet little young life. I just love ever fiber of his being. These are a few more pictures from that trip home.