
{This is Benson with his great-grandma when he was about 4 months.}

{This is Benson with his great-grandma when he was about 4 months.}
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And look at those muscles ladies!
Wish me luck...
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Click on the link above to enter into a giveaway that my sister is doing. It's for a very adorable tie for a BOY. It's nice to get stuff for boys sometimes...since that's all I have.
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no, my eyes are not shut...it just looks like it when I smile and the sun is in my face.
posin'
This is the only picture I could get of them together. I told Benson to go over and hold Owen's hands. Owen is trying to get away.
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Check it peeps! Click on this link below to enter in for some great giveaways. You have to enter by today....sorry I'm slow.
http://themeanestmom.blogspot.com/
Also, a ton of people have already entered, but you could still win. ;)
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Benson moves Owen because he thinks Owen shouldn't be doing something or going somewhere.


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Hello, this is Jeff, Carrie's husband......
Carrie is always saying I never post on the Blog. So I decided to show her that I could.
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I'm not sure why I've been feeling such a strong impression to share this...the spirit I'm sure. I've been reconnecting with old friends from college and high school on Facebook (and here) lately. It's interesting to see where people are in their lives...and how different they are. Some have changed for the better. Some that I thought were not very 'active' members of the church have turned things around and have been sealed in the temple and are very 'active' in their callings and church activities.
Others have changed in a different way. They've gone the other direction. Friends who I went to church with, who shared their testimonies with me, who knew the plan and were going to stick to it...they fell off the path. It breaks my heart. I wonder what made things change for them. I'm sure for some it was a very gradual thing...miss church once in awhile, stop paying tithing, get new friends who don't share the same values. I'll admit, I haven't always been on the straight and narrow. But I'm sure glad I got back on it. I'm having a hard time getting these people out of my mind. Wondering what they think the purpose of life is...without the gospel.
A talk that kept coming to my mind was the April 2008 Conference talk by our Prophet, President Monson. I'll admit, I'm not usually good at remembering things our leaders tell us at Conference (sometimes I'm asleep or trying to keep the kids quite or happy..whatever). But for some reason this one stuck with me. I just loved it. 
Here's the quote from President Monson's talk:
Throughout the journey along the pathway of life, there are casualties. Some depart from the road markers which point toward life eternal, only to discover the detour chosen ultimately leads to a dead end. Indifference, carelessness, selfishness, and sin all take their costly toll in human lives.
Change for the better can come to all. Over the years we have issued appeals to the less active, the offended, the critical, the transgressor—to come back. “Come back and feast at the table of the Lord, and taste again the sweet and satisfying fruits of fellowship with the Saints.”
In the private sanctuary of one’s own conscience lies that spirit, that determination to cast off the old person and to measure up to the stature of true potential. In this spirit, we again issue that heartfelt invitation: Come back. We reach out to you in the pure love of Christ and express our desire to assist you and to welcome you into full fellowship. To those who are wounded in spirit or who are struggling and fearful, we say, Let us lift you and cheer you and calm your fears. Take literally the Lord’s invitation, “Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; for I am meek and lowly in heart: and ye shall find rest unto your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”
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