If your memory is anything like mine it's like a leaking bucket and these moments are those that I want to remember the most, particularly memories of my daughter. These are also the times that I'm learning the most about life, but mostly about myself. Although this self realization comes primarily through trial and error I found it teaches me the most profound lessons. I also gain insight by performing "the balancing act." I'm not saying that I'm the only one juggling multiple things simultaneously or playing various roles, but I hope by sharing my thoughts and experiences it'll be a source of inspiration to my children and grandchildren and to whomever else happens to read and coincidentally be thinking the same thing. Not only that, but sometimes things are easier written than said, at least for me anyway. So I decided to start a blog to be just that. To keep memories fresh, to dictate and organize my thoughts, questions, goals, likes, dislikes, wonderful memories and even the unpleasant ones and just have a place to unload my mental RAM so to speak. As most of you would agree our minds are on or close to overload a majority of the time. I write in hopes to improve my long term focus on what's important and improve the long term of ME.
To forewarn you I do not lead a high profile life nor am I the best writer in the world, but I hope you'll enjoy my experiences that come from trying to organize my "HOUSE."
D&C 88:119 "Organize yourselves; prepare every needful thing; and establish a house, even a house of prayer, a house of fasting, a house of faith, a house of learning, a house of glory, a house of order, a house of God"
What do you think the word "house" means as used in this verse, is it referring to the actual physical house or could it also mean that we as individuals are the "house" that needs organizing?
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