Reflecting and moving on!

(us being us)

I love being me. There is nothing more I like to do than being me. I am real (sometimes a little too real), no fake posts ovah here, just mispelled words, and my grammer stinks.

(mainly cuz I hang out wit him)

And dem too

I love to laugh, I love to cry, I especially love to tease. I am one of the most sarcastic people in the world today. I have way too many kids, (but am thankful for them, and wouldn't trade them for the world). I have bad habbits, and far too many pet peaves. For example.


Bad habbits-

(ouch, and still ouch)

1. addiction comes way to easily for me. Food is one thing for awhile now, (since I broke my foot over a year ago) that is overtaking me.


2. Computer time.. If it isn't one thing, it is another.


Pet Peaves-

(My nani who is a rebel, who refused to wear her gear for practice lol)
1. Food crunchers near me.. I cringe when my children eat around me, and now sadly it has become one of my childrens pet peaves also.

2. People texing while going potty! (although this should be everyones lol ).


With all my faults, which are too many to count, I have reflected over the past a little while, and that it doesn't matter, I still love being me.


My testimony in 2010 has doubled, I have witnessed many miracles and have touched the lives of many, and many have touched mine.

(and don't ask me why my husband was biting his lips??)

But most of all I have resolved my resolution from last year, which was being more patient. I am not 100% cured, but each day goes by, I am a bit more pateint with my children, and especially with my husband. tee hee


I am thankful for the knowlege I have and for the power of prayer, and for my savior Jesus Christ.

(oh-and this girl too)

2010 was a bad one.. A good one... and one that we will reflect on, but won't live on..



2011 here we come and welcome you into our lives. I am going to weigh a little less, smile a whole lot more, and I am excited for the spiritual resolutions we have placed in our home, that will instill a fire in our children that hopefull will as they grow up, they will be able to pass along as well.

(Bring it on!)