* be sure to catch Laura's bday blog post below this one :)* - that couldn't wait and neither could this....
A few weeks ago the discussion in Sunday School was Joseph Smith/Book of Mormon and how you gained a testimony. I read the Book of Mormon before I joined the church and was logically converted by Joseph's story. I even had a blog entry in my head to the tune of- why would a boy of 14 'claim' to have seen Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ to be ridiculed, why would a young man bring forth false scripture to be tarred and feathered and why would a husband and father fight for a fraud, ultimately give his life and never waiver...never.
Makes sense right? But I knew I couldn't give it justice so I let it be. That same week I chatted with a friend from high school who is very involved with their religion question me about Joseph Smith and for the first time in a long time I had a chance to defend the Prophet/Book of Mormon and it strenthened my testimony.
Today, during General Conference an apostle of the Lord, Elder Holland did it justice...here it is if you missed it...
http://www.lds.org/move/index.html?type=conference&event=Oct179&lang=english
Sunday, October 4, 2009
She is
1. so her father's child
2. strong
3. sensitive
4. stubborn
5. smart
6. shoe savvy
and
she's (finally)
7. SEVEN

disclaimer- there are better pics of the early days just not on the computer for some reason..

still just 6 3/4
THE PARTY
so I made have a made a slight mistake in renting the Hannah Montana movie cause it's been Hannah Montana fever ever since (and she was only six and 3/4 at the time) and maybe another mistake by agreeing to that theme for the party. I felt like I was in the middle of a 13 year old's party.
They put on make-up, squealed, chased Cole, played Hannah Montana bingo, danced, ate pizza while watcing the HM concert and we finished with a pinata. I then carted a few home and Laura got to bed super late. I'm thinking we'll tone it down a bit next year.
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