I blame my parents for my mediocrity. They were always my biggest fans and thought everything I touched turned to gold. It didn’t. I am thankful for my parents and recognize them as the biggest fans I’ll ever know cheering me on in my mediocre success. Continue reading
by President Russell M. Nelson
There were two take aways for me from this talk. First of all, how cute was President Nelson’s reaction to his story of his blunder at the beginning?
Second, of course, were the four invitations. I heard the invitations and just like everyone else that heard them I had to decide whether to accept them and follow through or not. Continue reading
“If you offer the best part of yourself even when you don’t have anything else” (The Secret of Giving, Bowles, Russ) so sings Reba.
I feel as if I am written out. Perhaps I have nothing left to say. But I keep trying. Continue reading
In my list of daily to-dos
which never shrinks but does grow
there is one unspoken at the top
and the only one I need to make so. Continue reading
There is always something to do. The best way to handle it is to not think about it. Continue reading
by President Henry B. Eyring
and President Dallin H. Oaks
Due to space and time, I’m combining President Erying’s and President Oaks’ talk into one post. But that’s okay, they go together pretty well. President Oaks addressed the young women of the church and if I was still a young women leader I’d be taking the opportunity to share it with them. His counsel though, applies to young women of all ages – even those of us with gray hair. Continue reading
The good news is we are designed to heal. Continue reading
If no one feels like they belong
and everyone relates to being an outcast –
who truly belongs here
who can really take hold fast? Continue reading
I understand not everyone gets my humor. But trust me, I’m hilarious and witty. Continue reading
by Cristina B. Franco
First of all, I dare you to make it all the way through the chocolate cake story without getting a tear or two in your eyes. It’s okay. We all cried a little I’m sure. Continue reading
