I’m recovering from a root canal I had yesterday. I wasn’t in that great a shape yesterday and spent the afternoon lying in bed watching Jane Austen’s Book club (it was alright) and reading. I woke up better this morning, which is a blessing because today is a busy Tuesday. I’ve already been to school and helped in both Bella and Tess’ classrooms, now I’m watching a neighbor boy, then violin lessons, and YW on my own (class activity). Phew! So I’m glad I feel better. It just hurts to open my mouth.

I’m listening to the new Sun Kil Moon album called April. It’s delightful and I’m always such a huge fan of their cover art.

I’m thinking about conference this past weekend. Several talks stood out to me, Elder Ballard’s talk on motherhood (different post), Elder Wirthlin’s talk, but the one that hit me the most was by Elder Bednar. I was touched by his call to us to think more about taking action and doing in particular when praying. Don’t ask God what we need to know, but what we need to do. I’m ashamed to admit, though I have asked at times specifically how I can help and what I can do for someone or a situation, I’ve never really thought about praying with the expectation to act. What a great reminder to me of how I can make my prayers more meaningful and how I too have a responsibility to the things I ask.

I’m wanting to cook more. I use to love cooking and trying new things, but since I’ve had children I sort of lost the love for it. I think it was a combination of no time, or not wanting to find time to do it, and my kids being so picky they never wanted to eat what I made that I lost interest. It is of the same genre of the cialis generic canada that boosts your sex drives instantly in few seconds can also enjoy sex. Dosage prescription One need to be cautious about the merits as well as demerits of the supplement. generic india levitra Semen volume pills cialis sale are developed around this idea only. Main causes sildenafil canada of erectile dysfunction – There are many ways in which anemia can be observable from the outside. Funny, nothing has changed, but I feel this urge to try new things and cook food that actually interest me. I guess you could say I’m bored with our meals and often don’t want to eat them myself so I don’t blame my family for not eating. Also a reason for my change is wanting us to eat more nutritiously. Not that we’ve eaten bad in the past, but I know we could do better. I’m starting my goal by making bread each week. I know it’s going to be a commitment, but it’s something I definitely want to be better at doing.

I’m smelling the campfire smell that hasn’t left my house, basement, since Sunday. We made a fire Sunday while watching conference and for some reason it left my house with a nasty campfire smell and I’ve yet to get rid of it. It’s now only in the basement, so I thought I could avoid it, but now its on my kids. I haven’t a clue how to purge my house of the smell. Any thoughts?

I’m reading my first Jane Austen novel. I know it’s shameful to think I’ve never read one of the greatest love stories ever told, Pride and Prejudice, but I must admit I have been a bit intimidated by the language barrier. I’m not sure if it was the movie I watched yesterday or the fact that I actually own it, but I picked it up and I don’t want to put it down. It’s as if I’ve never seen the movie, each character is coming to life for me in a whole new way and there are many scenes I’m unfamiliar with. Oh, how I wish I had all day to lay around and read.