Entries by Heather

Great Things

How in the world can this 4-year-old play the piano so well? I suppose he is a child prodigy. Max, my 4-year-old said, “He is amazing. He’s a genius. They have a piano like us. I wish I could play that song.” Great quote from the RNC this week. Can you believe all the interesting […]

6 things I love about today

Truman: We’ve been trying to encourage Tru to kneel down, fold arms, and close eyes during family prayer. Oh, how hard it is for him. Tonight. He jumped up after prayer and said “I tried so hard.” That boy did! He can do hard things! Max’s prayer: “grateful for … uhhhh … hmmmm… sigh … […]

a bit of our week

I guess we decided to squeeze a bunch of stuff into this week… hurry – before it snows! Aaak. Here’s a little of what we did – phew. Tru is still talking about going to the mall with Grandma to ride the green train. I think it’s his best life event thus far. p.s. for […]

Sharpen those pencils … for SCHOOL has begun

It’s a transition … but good for the whole fam to have a better schedule. Summer was a little wild. The kids are enjoying school. Abe is sad that his two best friends aren’t in his school… but he will make it through. He has a good teacher and he’s enjoying playing soccer at recess. […]

Faith – Hope – Charity

There have been some hard things going on this week with sisters/families in my ward. Indeed, the faithful have really hard things … really hard. Part of my “What about JOY?” lesson coming up involves HOPE. Isn’t that the ultimate JOY – the HOPE that comes through our Savior’s Atonement. Here are 3 prints I […]

Look Up & LIVE

A few days ago I was driving on I-15 with its endless state of construction. I kept seeing this sign… Look Up & Live. At first I thought it was a reminder to stop texting and watch where you’re driving. Then I realized it was something about the electrical lines. But – I still appreciate […]

Strength of the Priesthood

Tonight was the night for pre-school-jitters father’s blessings. The kids always look forward to this special event. Even Truman and Max realized the importance of it. Tru sat still through his blessing and part of Max’s. He is a wiggle. By the last one, Hannah’s… the littles were restless. This is our life… but it […]

we need more of this

Really – we had some music on for dancing. I knew he liked “It’s a Beautiful Life” song. But still … I like his attitude. Playing now … “Holding out for a hero!” Hurray for pre-lunch dance time.