One thing about being a parent is to watch your kids grow and gain strength with age. The other day, our dog Sunny had been lost for 3 hours. I told the kids I was not going to pick her up from the pound if she was there. Because last time it was over 100 dollars. ( Hoping it will in grave in their minds not to let her out ) Of course I was really going to pick her up.
Tannon said "Mom we will give you our money to pay for her to get out."I asked her if she had $100? She said no I have $6 but you can pay the rest.
Well Daylor decided that it was time to pray to for the Holy Ghost to "guide our Dog home." Not more than 2 minutes later Sunny showed up at our door muddy, but safe. Not only has Daylor grown up so quickly in spiritual strength, but also physical.
Flag Football has been a lot of fun to watch this year. We had to travel a bit to get him in a league that would take a 6 year old. Rusty was able to couch, which made it extra fun for me to watch. Daylor being right handed but throwing left, seemed to give him just a little more power and accuracy than most of his team. Most the time he was in the Quarterback position. He has always been a team player and able to get along with anyone. Even when he was a very small boy.
Well last game he was playing defence when a ball came flying uncontrollably in his direction. Struggling to keep it from falling, he intercepted it and made a 30 yard touchdown. He was running so fast I didn't have time to get a picture. Man was he so proud. He didn't want to boast so he just walk casually back to his spot on the field. It took him a couple of hours to start talking about what he had accomplished. Even if this were to happen to other boys on the team, they had a hard time running in the right in zone. LOL It is true.
I am so blessed to have such wonderful children. They are so strong. And give me strength to keep going when the going gets tough. What an example they are to me about being humble and turning to the Lord for help when we feel helpless.
10 years ago





