Th0rns Hav3 R0s3s
“You can complain because roses have thorns, or you can rejoice because thorns have roses”-Unknown
Friday, May 4, 2012
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Friday, December 16, 2011
Divin Intervention
This past month has been a bit up and down. I was on my final stretch to finishing my first quarter at pierce along with dealing with an unknown source of floating stomach pain. I went in to the dotor a few times, the ran tests, they did scans, yet nothing seemed to be coming up. This went on for about a month untill last friday. Last friday I had the lovely experience of passing a kidney stone. I must say I have never felt pain such as that ever in my life...some people might say how terrible it was that I had to start my winter break or " That must have hurt" Yes, Yes it did but I am so thankful that Heavenly Father postponed this occurance untill after my math final. That was no mere coincidence, that was devine intervention right there...I am so thankful for the blessing of knowing that I am never alone and that Christ knows EXACTLY what I am going through and he hears and answers my prayers . I know I am never along and that He is fully aware of everything that goes on in my life... I love the Gospel and it is the light in my life.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
laughing at math
So this quarter I managed to get a 2.2 in math! I PASSED MATH ! I will NEVER have to take another math class again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! these are some pictures that helped get me through the quarter, and I could not have done it without all the help and support of my dearest friend McKay Noll ( said in a voice like i am accepting a grammy award)




| when I get mad at math... i laugh at it.... |
| being realistic |
| How math makes me feel when i look at it |
| this one just makes me laugh |
| thank you for saying what i have thought for quite some time |
| this was my favorite |
Sunday, November 27, 2011
True Love
“I finally understood what true love meant...love meant that you care for another person's happiness more than your own, no matter how painful the choices you face might be.” ― Nicholas Sparks(DEAR JOHN)
Alma 13:28 But that ye would humble yourselves before the Lord, and call on his holy name, and watch and pray continually, that ye may not be tempted above that which ye can bear, and thus be led by the Holy Spirit, becoming humble, meek, submissive, patient, full of love and all long-suffering;
Through God we can do all things :)
Through God we can do all things :)
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Stranded
Today I was invited to lunch by a friend i have in my English 101 class and his wife. On the way to the restaurant as we encountered a car in front of us that had broken down in the middle of the road. We began to do as the other cars in front of us had and pass the car without a second thought. In the process of passing the car up I realized I knew the woman sitting in the front seat of the car from my ASL class I attend . The look on her face was of worry and concern as she sat stranded in the middle of the street with her one year old buckled up in his car seat. Upon the realization that i knew the person my friend turned the car around and we headed back in the direction of the stranded car. As we pull up to push her car the look on her face was priceless and of thankfulness. Pushing the car only took about five minutes out of our busy day but made all the difference to the young mom and her son.
This occurrence really got me thinking about how often we shove off helping another person because we ether claim to not have enough time or believe someone else will do the things we " do not have time for", and yet little acts of kindness may only take a few minutes out of your crowded life. I think it is incredible how Christ was always thinking of others. Never once did he push aside the need for charity for a selfish thought of " I don't have enough time" . Christ made time for the things that really mattered. This quality is something I am doing my best to work on as I struggle with my busy schedule of school, friend, family, and church. Although I am busy, I know that making time to help others will bless me and help me in my attempts to widen my knowledge. I felt this was a real life example of Good, Better, Best that one of the general authorities talked about i a few conferences back. When we make time for the things that are Best in our lives and try our HARDEST... then we can find strength in knowing Heavenly Father will always make up the difference some how.
Another thought I had from this experience today was the fact that maybe if I had not recognized the person in the drivers seat... maybe we would not have pulled over to help... and yet we all once knew each other when we were in heaven. In a previous general conference talk I can recall the words of an apostle who stated what a beautiful reunion it would be if the Vail were to be lifted right here, right now, and how we would embrace each other because there would not be a single person on this earth we would not recognize. I know this to be true that when we keep in mind that every person on this earth today is a Son and Daughter of God... it gets a whole lot easier to love people in their imperfect state while on this earth. While remembering this I realized that if I were to keep this in mind , how much more willing I would be in my day to day life to help others in their difficult times.
I love The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints with all my heart, and it brings joy to my soul :)
This occurrence really got me thinking about how often we shove off helping another person because we ether claim to not have enough time or believe someone else will do the things we " do not have time for", and yet little acts of kindness may only take a few minutes out of your crowded life. I think it is incredible how Christ was always thinking of others. Never once did he push aside the need for charity for a selfish thought of " I don't have enough time" . Christ made time for the things that really mattered. This quality is something I am doing my best to work on as I struggle with my busy schedule of school, friend, family, and church. Although I am busy, I know that making time to help others will bless me and help me in my attempts to widen my knowledge. I felt this was a real life example of Good, Better, Best that one of the general authorities talked about i a few conferences back. When we make time for the things that are Best in our lives and try our HARDEST... then we can find strength in knowing Heavenly Father will always make up the difference some how.
Another thought I had from this experience today was the fact that maybe if I had not recognized the person in the drivers seat... maybe we would not have pulled over to help... and yet we all once knew each other when we were in heaven. In a previous general conference talk I can recall the words of an apostle who stated what a beautiful reunion it would be if the Vail were to be lifted right here, right now, and how we would embrace each other because there would not be a single person on this earth we would not recognize. I know this to be true that when we keep in mind that every person on this earth today is a Son and Daughter of God... it gets a whole lot easier to love people in their imperfect state while on this earth. While remembering this I realized that if I were to keep this in mind , how much more willing I would be in my day to day life to help others in their difficult times.
I love The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints with all my heart, and it brings joy to my soul :)
Friday, November 4, 2011
No Acceptions....
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