Here's why:
I went to the temple yesterday morning with dear friends, carrying my darling new bag given to me by my bosom friend, Kim. (My bag is super cute - black and white damask. My old one was about 15 years old and in dire need of replacing.)
I spent the day yesterday celebrating the marriage of a girl I adore to her cute husband. Anna was a beautiful bride and she and Zach were just so happy the entire day. The reception was beautiful too. Tricia, the mom and my baking buddy, did an amazing job creating a winter wonderland at the church. Three huge trees in the center of the cultural hall. Touches of pink, silver and white everywhere. Just beautiful!
I sat with Anna's darling sister Adrian at the luncheon and loved catching up with her and her equally cute husband, Aaron. To top it all off, Robert was there too. I love that family! It was a perfect day.
Today I taught Relief Society. It's so not something I'm comfortable doing but I made it through. I'm so grateful for the women who speak up and help fill the time. I worried I would run out of material but thankfully it all worked out okay.
I felt inspired to do something for someone I love today and I'm so glad I did it. She was grateful and so am I for inspiration and the means to help those who need it.
One of my former young women is home from a semester in Jerusalem and told me that she wrote my name on a piece of paper and placed it in the Wailing (Western) wall while she was there. It was all I could do to not cry when she told me.
I'm so blessed. I'll try not to forget next time I'm feeling sorry for myself. Really!
4 comments:
What a beautiful weekend! You are blessed.
I wish I could have been in RS to hear you teach :(
I'm sorry I didn't comment in Relief Society...but it was really nice to hear others speak up and to hear their comments. That reception was beautiful and I know it meant a lot to that family to have you there!
Amen, sister. Amen. My heart is full, too. Love this time of year.
I am so happy you could be there on Saturday! It was fun to visit. I don't see you often enough!
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