I love young women!!! But first let me say how much I ADMIRE Angie Wood. When the earthquake hits here I hope she is in charge. She can organize chaos like no one I've seen. Angie is a nurse in our stake (Expanded Geographic Neighborhood/about a 3 mile radius?--for those not familiar with Mormon terminology). Over 200 of our 12-18 year old girls who live in our Stake go to camp each year and certify in MANY things, but one being FIRST AIDE. Because their certification in First AIDE is SO HUGE and overwhelming, we hold this Clinic one Saturday before Camp to help the girls get as much of their stuff passed off as possible. It is intense. It is ALOT of information. It is ALOT of work. AND THANK YOU ANGIE...it was FUN!!!! I could have taken a gazillion pictures. The looks of disgust or fascination at the amputation posters pretty much divided us into who we are and what we will do when we grow up!! We started at 8:30 and were done by 1---with many thanks to the older girls who helped so brilliantly. True confession. I didn't want to go. I am SO NOT about blood and guts much less talking about it with young girls. But I am strange. It reminded me of traffic school. I NEVER want to go...but I always end up with this sensation of gratitude for the reminder of the knowledge out there and the realization that if faced with it I can make choices to make any situation BETTER. Angie...you did an AMAZING job. THANK YOU. Girlies, you always make me laugh...and grateful that I never have to do 12-18 again!!!!
My GOD is in the next room, cooking unseen feasts and humming.
T I I S G Turn it into something Good.
I devote the rest of my days to acts of loving kindness. I help those whom God has placed in my path. I will be as loving as I can, as often as I can, for as many people as I can, for as long as I live. Here if you need me. (Kate Braestrup)
Instead of FEAR, I feel INSPIRED. Instead of overwhelmed, I feel the excitement of the possibilities.
I learn ways to replace FEAR with LOVE.
ASK FOR HELP. Follow the guidance sent to you.
DO NOT COMPLAIN...if you are not part of the solution you are part of the problem. (a mom I bet)
We become what we love...so nothing will affect your life more than whom and what you choose to love. Matthew Kelly
I wish someone else would fill this out...I'd love to see what others see when it comes to me(ok, maybe not). I LOVE my family, I love being home. I love to cook, garden, read, run, do family history, study, eat, quilt, play the piano, plan and have parties with friends, being warm-- the sun on my skin, my hands/body in hot water. I love the change of seasons, tulips in the Spring, annuals in the summer, pumpkins in the fall and soup & fresh bread from the oven in the winter.I LOVE my life. I LOVE babies and children and teenagers and adults. I love people. And if you're reading this, I'd bet that I LOVE YOU!!!!!
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