My boys were terrible in Sacrament meeting today. But the moment the closing hymn, "I know that my Redeemer lives", started playing, I felt a rush of the spirit, and knew that those words were true. I felt like that song was just for me today. Especially the second verse.
Our Easter wasn't anything spectacular today... baskets, egg hunt, a little talk about Jesus being resurrected... no fancy dinner, no family get together. It was a little sad. It was my fault... I just didn't get it together. But I am grateful to know that our Savior lives, and I am grateful for everything that I have been blessed with. Especially these guys...
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| Sayer is looking mighty pleased, wouldn't ya say? They did love their new umbrellas. Not to self... never, ever let kids bring them to church again. |
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| Even though this is the only picture of Nate, and it happens to be of his back, he is included as one of the "guys" Love him! :) Walking home from church. This is our street. |
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| Mmmmm... malted eggs! The primary music teacher told us that Asher raised his hand during sharing time and said "I have a nice bow tie!" Love it. |
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| Yeah, he's a happy guy. |
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| Sayer refused to sit with the other two... |
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| Pretty sweet, handsome little guys, if I do say so myself ;) |
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| Poor Sayer had a rough day today... lack of sleep will do that to a kid. Such a sweetheart. |
4 comments:
So cute!
Those bow ties, and the boys wearing them, are ADORABLE! (mark tells me that caps are internet yelling ... so, just think about that when you read my comment:)
I think knowing that our Savior lives, being touched by the spirit and recognizing those things the Savior has blessed you with is pretty spectacular. Not to mention the cute guys you spent the day with.
Those are the important things not the fancy food. You did good Morgan. Love ya!
Cute bow ties. Sometimes I find that the more simplified days are, the better. Especially on the Sabbath.
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