-It's interesting how some in the scriptures can have wicked parents and turn out good and rule righteously and some can have righteous parents and rule wicked? What is it today that we can do to have our kids stay in the gospel and to love and live it?

-Why do we have to be told to things so many times? I think it is interesting also that we often times can't learn from the mistakes of others we have to learn from our own mistakes over and over again. When God tells us something to do or not to do to it should be obvious but not always is it, even to me.

-How much faith do you have? How often are you willing to exercise your faith?
- I can't imagine the miracles we would see every day or even recognize every day if we were to have greater faith in ou God. I'm sure there is so much more going on around us that we don't even know, recognize or can't even comprehend.

Blessing- I had fun at my photo shoot

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