(To more fully understand the reason for this post, please see the previous one)
Grosser Than Gross
While living in
(To more fully understand the reason for this post, please see the previous one)
Grosser Than Gross
While living in
“I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.”
Mothers,
“Yours is the work of salvation, and therefore you will be magnified, compensated, made more than you are and better than you have ever been as you try to make honest effort, however feeble you may sometimes feel that to be. …Do the best you can through these years, but whatever else you do, cherish that role that is so uniquely yours and for which heaven itself sends angels to watch over you and your little ones….The very fact that you have been given such a responsibility is everlasting evidence of the trust your Father in Heaven has in you…. If you strive to love God, if you try your best to be the best parent you can be, you will have done all that a human being can do and all that God expects you to do….Remember, remember all the days of your motherhood: ‘Ye have not come thus far save it were by the word of Christ with unshaken faith in him, relying wholly upon the merits of him who is mighty to save.’ Rely on Him. Rely on Him heavily. Rely on Him forever. And ‘press forward with a steadfastness in Christ, having a perfect brightness of hope.’ You are doing God’s work.”
Jeffrey R. Holland, “Because She Is a Mother,” Ensign, May 1997
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I snooped over from Renee's blog and am glad I did.
Those embarrasing moments of mortification will one day become our fondest memories.
Right? I hope so, because I'm still thinking about that time I chased my kid around the airport whilst a seat cover was hanging out of the back of my pants.
wow, I'm laughing out loud here.
kristy,
Funny, in my mind I don't really consider that one of my "embarassing moments" for some weird reason--I definitely should. I think I was too caught up in the action to really be embarassed. I was more mortified at the entire scene.
Yeah, your story is pretty bad. At what point did you discover it? Please don't tell me that someone had to tell you?
Thanks for checking out our blog!! Your family is beautiful!
Bloggers---Let's hear some other "most embarassing moments."
I am dying here just reliving that precious memory. You truly need to pen a book and share these moments with the world. I am telling you, without a doubt, this is only the beginning.
I love to read your funny stories.Keep em going. I am laughing my head off!Ixchelle
I am seriously CRYING here!!!! Gosh, Cheryl - it seems like you could write a book! Or you should at least send these in to some parenting mag for a few bucks!!!
I probably would have started puking with the rest of them if I had been there. I guess I haven't been a mom long enough to have too many of these experiences! I think I have forgotten my most embarrassing or horrific moments - so I don't think they were that bad!
i did throw up on a classmate once.
7th grade, I just got sick out of the blue and she shared my table.
you told me this story a long time ago, and although i've never forgotten it, i still can't believe that all 3 kids were vomitting! aye, aye, aye. i think i would have slinked out to my car and started bawling.
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