sometimes i wonder how i do the things i do. i mean, really, come on now. while many are thinking, she doesn't work, she doesn't do this or that, think about the amount of stress she may or may not be under. while i don't work out side of the home, i have more stress on me on a daily basis than many can imagine. i have had more sadness in my lifetime than i would wish on anyone, yet i am expected to pretend that nothing is going on. i am given the opportunity to have threats thrown at me more often than any other person should, yet i'm not supposed to be upset by those threats to me and my family. while they aren't life or death, they hurt just like if they were. i wish that my life were easier, i wish i had an easy button, but fortunately, i know that god will never give me anything i can't handle and everything that happens to me goes through his hands first. thank god i have friends who can remind me of that. while i will not disclose all that is going on i will say this, hold firm the the love of the savior because you never know when you will need him. don't question what he wills for you, as he wills only what is going to be best for you.
Kenzie got off of the bus screaming, "Mom it snowed!" It was so cute. Then when I got into her backpack, I found her daily sheet with this on it... Kenzie had wrote her name (not perfect but she tried) and a note from the teacher above it saying "INDEPENDENT WRITING-- ONLY VERBAL PROMPTS!" I am so excited for her! We are definately getting somewhere. Then under the teacher comments part, I find... "SHE CAME IN TELLING ME IT WAS SNOWING-- SUPER EXCITED!" I too saw this when she got home! Construction Zone Newsletter Week 2 Dear Family, This week Kenzie will learn about solving problems. Using the topic "Build with Me," we will read stories about building things and working together to solve problems. You can help your child learn more by talking with him/her about things she/he is doing at school and the new letters and words that he/she is learning. Here are some ways that you can work with your child at home. Think and Talk: What did y...
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