Timing & Trust

late one night last week i found myself getting in my car hoping to find some answers and clear my head a little. as i drove i found myself not headed anywhere specific, but after awhile i found myself parked outside the mount timpanogos temple. as i sat in my car reading my journal i found some letters that my mom and grandma had written me while i was at miss utah last year. you know how mom's know the perfect things to say? well as i read this letter i stumbled across this quote she had written in it. 

even though this letter was written in regards to something totally different then what i was searching for it was everything i needed to hear. i'm extremely grateful for my mom. for her friendship, for her kindness, and for being an answer to my prayers [even when she doesn't know it :)]

sunday lovin'

Life isn't always easy in fact it's quite hard and lately it's been harder than usual to pull myself out of bed in the morning and face the world. I live for the weekends, maybe it's because i feel like there's no commitment to them or maybe, actually all of it goes to my love of sleeping in. well having 5 siblings who constantly have early morning sports games and 9 o'clock church doesn't necessarily give you that option does it, but sometimes life surprises you when things seem to just be dragging the lord gives us just what we need and today he did just that for me. I want to share this talk with all of you (or maybe just my mom considering i think she's the only one who reads this little blog of mine) because i think and hope that each person can find an answer, or some hope, or just a constant reminder that we aren't alone. we never are, and we never will be. happy sunday loves. hope you enjoy.

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