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Changes

Ah, change the only real constant in life, right? 
I have decided I need to change my blogging habits. I really feel I need to be doucumenting life right now. I think it will help remind me of good memories and give me peace in the not to far off future. There are a lot of changes that could happen in our lives right now that we have no control over. I think we might need the help and remonders down the road.
I have been reading Aunt Patty's blog and her daughters' and always think what a great way for them to share their lives but also what a great story and journal for their families...   I want that.

On a somewhat similar note I started something I have wanted and been prompted to for a long time. I put together a family newsletter for my mom's side of the family. It was hard but I loved it! There we're even a few family members that said they read it and enjoyed it.
On another note I am trying to make some changes in life. Real lasting change. It is hard. There is a lot of failure involved but enough glimmers of hope and bits of triumph to keep me going. Progress is slow but it is coming and staying longer and longer. 


I tend to start posts and then never finish them or finish them months later. I will have to do better. This is one of them as you can see.

Yesterday, April 13, Glen was released from being the Young men's president and was not given a new calling immediately. This will be only the second time in our marriage that he has not been serving in some part of the young men's organization. The other time was when we moved and lived in Lehi.
He came home from his meetings giddy. In fact I haven't seen him that happy and smiley in quite a while. He said he wanted to do a cartwheel in the bishops office, but thought better of it. I think the rest is good. Maybe it will help him for whatever is next to come.

So here is to change and documenting this great life! 

Comments

megbert said…
Cheers to change, and embracing the future! Change is scary and emotional, and frustrating, and challenging, and wonderful! Yay to the unknown!!!
Paige said…
Could you take a video of Glen doing a cartwheel? I'd want to see it.

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