In the eyes of the beholder

Love this little boy who is growing too fast! His eyes only have love in them.

"Turn around, and your tiny. Turn around, and your grown."

"Come what may, and love it!"

"Come what may, and love it!" My newest motto spoken by Elder Wirthlin in the October General Conference of 2008. Some days are not so easy, and life has seemed to have thrown a lot of difficult things in my way lately. Yes, I have pouted and cried, and then cried some more. This is not what I wanted for my life, but it has come none the less. After weeks of daily crying and pep talks, I think I'm okay. I WILL be happy again. I am a happy person, so "Come what may," and keep smiling. Who can frown all day long when you wake up to the most beautiful 6 faces in the world to you?

If anything, I am most grateful for those faces--healthy and strong, vibrant and happy (most of the time)! I am grateful for a wonderful husband who just loves me so deeply. I think that even after nearly 11 years of marriage I am coming to fully understand and trust in that love, though I know that it is fully reciprocated by my love for him. Life has thrown us a lemon or two lately, but I am grateful for the chance to make lemonade! But please Lord, grant me time to find enough sugar for the lemons I have before allowing another one to come my way!