Clicking is a practice that has completely changed my life. Here’s how I discovered it as an excellent tool to develop positive thinking. It was December of 2009. I was supposed to go to a Relief Society dinner at the church. The only problem was, I didn’t want to go. I wanted to stay warm […]
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This blog is based on a question. It’s probably something I shouldn’t ask, but asking led to a meaningful answer – which has given me important insight. I’ll share the question and the answer a little farther down in this message. Speaking of questions we shouldn’t ask…there really are some we should avoid. Such as: How much
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Holiday Happy List PDF.pdf The 2020 holidays may not be what we are used to – we probably won’t be gathering with family and friends in the same way. That makes me kinda sad. Traditional celebrations may not be what we would have hoped for after a taxing year. That makes me kinda sad too.
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Watch the “Every Good Thing” music video! Have you ever stared at the brilliant fall leaves and marveled at the splendid beauty? Have you played with a baby’s toes, amazed at the miracle of something so small and perfect? Do you love the smell of fresh cut grass or the air after rain? Have you
Click HERE to watch “He’ll Carry You” music video In 2 Nephi chapter 25 there are beautiful references to believing in Christ. “…they shall be persuaded to believe in Christ.” (v. 16) “…they shall believe in Christ.” (v. 16) “There is none other name given under heaven save it be this Jesus Christ, of which
I almost always include a song on each of my albums that I didn’t write. The reason being, it add a flare and spice to the album that I couldn’t have contributed myself. When I heard the song “Unwritten,” I knew immediately I wanted to sing it. It is beautiful and it spoke to my
There are extroverts and introverts. Extroverts are outgoing, overtly expressive people. They tend to be sociable and love talking to others. They draw energy from being around people. Introverts are typically a little more shy and reticent. Crowds make them nervous and uncomfortable. They feel drained after having social interactions. Which are you? I think
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Sometimes we feel Homesick. Have you ever noticed that? The heavenly home we came from was love. Perfect love. From all knowing, patient, attentive, perfect parents. We were surrounded by light. Every. Waking. Moment. Is it any wonder that during our temporary separation from God, we would feel homesick? Our souls KNOW love. Out of
I wrote my first song when I was fourteen. A friend gave me a poem about…friendship. Innovative, I know. I decided to try my hand at writing some music to go along with it. I don’t have the poem anymore. I regret not saving the poem, though I don’t remember it being a conscious decision.
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Last April during spring break, our family drove to California. We visited “Shamu”, played on the beach and went to a local ice cream shop more than we should have. It was the weekend of General Conference. From our beach-themed, rented condo, we watched. Elder Palmer’s message, “Then Jesus Beholding Him Loved Him” caught the
