Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Pumpkin Patch



Here is my MWF preschool class! Aren't they cuties! They are pretty much returning students from last year! We had a great field trip! I had so much fun! Really! I like my job!


Ms. Julie and I are having a grand ol time! I love this time of year. Celabrating each season is a glourious thing! Who thought up these special holidays? I need to google that!
We took the preschool kids to Haywire Farms on Road 68! It is well worth the 4 dollar charge! So many fun things to do! I hope The Schmidts continue to lease this area for next year!
I vote this pumpkin patch top on the Tricity list! Check it out!

Monday, October 13, 2008

Ever felt "Blog-stipated"?

I know.....sick way to explain the reason why I haven't blogged lately! I have wanted to blog...thoughts and ideas stuffed in my brain....yearning to wander to the screen....but can't find the way out to express them and time to type them! So...I have found the right remedy for this "blogstipation".....I threw frozen french fries and chicken nuggets in the oven for 25 min. and ran to the computer! AHHHHH! Relief!

I loved conference!
Sister Daltons talk "A Return to Virtue"was one of my favorites!
Loved this quote!“In the strength of the Lord, I can do (hard) things.”
Virtue is a prerequisite to entering the Lord’s holy temples and to receiving the Spirit’s guidance. Virtue “is a pattern of thought and behavior based on high moral standards.”6 It encompasses chastity and moral purity. Virtue begins in the heart and in the mind. It is nurtured in the home. It is the accumulation of thousands of small decisions and actions. Virtue is a word we don’t hear often in today’s society, but the Latin root word virtus means strength. Virtuous women and men possess a quiet dignity and inner strength. They are confident because they are worthy to receive and be guided by the Holy Ghost. President Monson has counseled: “You be the one to make a stand for right, even if you stand alone. Have the moral courage to be a light for others to follow. There is no friendship more valuable than your own clear conscience, your own moral cleanliness—and what a glorious feeling it is to know that you stand in your appointed place clean and with the confidence that you are worthy to do so.”7

This helped me...geared me up to remember to be virtous...have inner strength....and do HARD things! I think I am going to have that plastered on my wall. "I can do hard things".
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I love President Monson! He is a special man. I have met him several times in person. He spoke at both of my grandparents funerals. He is a tall man, large with stature. He is filled with the Spirit! While I served my mission, my mission president kept on refering to his cousin "Tommy", whom was Pres. Monson. I heard lots of fun stories about ol Tommy! When my mission president (John R. Condie) passed away....Good ol Tommy came to deliver yet another spiritual message! He loves the Gospel!

I finally finished a painting job that I wanted to accomplish this summer! My two boys went hunting.......and it was an opportunity to PAINT! Good feeling to get that done!
The LUCKY HUNT

Dylan and Shane both got a deer! They went out Saturday morning and within a couple hours saw a doe. Dylan shot her. Then a couple hours after that, Shane shot a buck. They were lucky and both were very excited! The hard part was dragging those beasts to the truck! They wrapped a rope around their waists and attached the deer and dragged! Shane told Dylan to go back to the truck and get more Gatorade! That was a mile away! Dylan thought to himself, "I am going to drive the truck back to Dad!" So here is this 13 year old starting up this truck and driving a mile through the field! When Shane saw him, he has never been so happy! I never thought Dylan would be such a dare devil! I guess this summer his uncle Travis taught him how to drive! As long as he doesn't do it on the city streets!
So.....Shane has spent the last two days cutting up the meat! He does it out in the garage, away from me! He has a nice cutting board and very sterile envirorment! What a hunter! We had some of it tonight....I have to admit, it tasted good! Nothing I would gorge on....but edible!

So, I keep going.........I am having a hard time balancing my live? Any ideas? I want to do everything , but don't have enough time!