Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Happy Anniversary 15 wonderful years


I can't believe it has been 15 years. The time has gone so fast. On the other had It also feels like we have been together all our lives. Maybe because the very best part of my life has been spent with my wonderful eternal best friend.
So I thought I would tell you 15 thing I love about my honey!
1-He make hot breakfast's that are truly the best.
2-He plays with the kids all the time, They know he loves them SO much.
3-He gave me the four best kids ever.
4-He always wants to learn something new. He makes learning a priority in our home.
5-His hand fits mine just right. Not to big, not to small. Just right!
6-He rubs me feet just to make me feel better.
7-He serves his Heavenly Father faithfully.
8-He stick up for me when the kids don't like what I have to say. He is the best team mate.
9-He runs triathlons with the kids. Just to show them they can do it.
10-He kisses me good buy every day.
11-He calls me when he is out of town just to say goodnight.
12-He holds my heart with gentle hands.
13-He always brings home a white chocolate macadamia nut cookie for me when he goes to subway.
14-He always kisses me goodnight.
15-He loves me with his whole heart, faults and all.

So besides those few thing there are so many more things he does that make me more grateful every day to have him. He does not just hold my heart. He is my heart. I love him more and more everyday, And thank my Heavenly Father every day that he sent him to me.
It just keeps getting better.

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Insist on excellence

Refuse to accept anything less than excellence from yourself. You know that you're capable of the very best, so make sure you fulfill your greatest possibilities.
Hold yourself accountable to your highest vision. Support and encourage your own unique greatness.

There is so very much value that you have to contribute to life. The sweet taste of true fulfillment comes from giving the best that you have.

There will be countless temptations to take shortcuts and to compromise your most treasured principles. But keep in mind that you will gain nothing of real value by doing so.

Instead, insist on excellence from yourself in every endeavor. Do what you know is best, and you'll achieve what you long to achieve.

-- Ralph Marston