Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Coffee anyone?







This afternoon I went to Kelly's and when I got there she had Peyton dressed so cute all in pink with a big bow in her hair. She just looked like a little doll. Kelly had made some coffee and while we were sitting there visiting she said "Where did Peyton go?" and got up to look for her. The next minute she said "oh my gosh" and started laughing. Peyton, in her cute little dress had managed to get the coffee filter with the wet grounds in it and was eating them. She was very happy about it, too. She had them all over her. I said "well, she probably won't take a nap today." :) The little stinker.

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Blessings

Fall is definitely in the air. The weather has been so nice and the rain.........aaaahhhh, the rain. Almost every afternoon we get a nice down pour and day before yesterday it rained all day. Just a nice steady rain. I sat on the porch and just took in the wonderful smell of Eagar. Since I was a little girl and we used to come up here in the summers I have always loved the smell of Eagar after the rain. I don't know if it is all the Elm trees or some other plant that grows here but there is just no place that I have ever been that smells this good. Sitting on the porch, listening to it rain I suddenly felt overwhelmed with all the blessings in my life. Sometimes I feel a little sorry for myself. I wish my home was bigger, nicer, I had a newer car, I wish I didn't have so much pain... blah, blah, blah. But actually, I am very fortunate. My home is paid for, my car almost paid for. I have (mostly, haha) good neighbors, wonderful friends, a great son, niece, great-nieces and nephews. I've never been hungry.... which should be obvious by looking at me :). I've never had to worry about my child being hungry or homeless or with a life threatening illness. I have the Gospel of Jesus Christ and a son who is worthy to hold the Priesthood. Yep, life is pretty good. I hope I remember to come back and read this the next time I get whiney.

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