01. Anyone can slay a dragon, he told me, but try waking up every morning & loving the world all over again. That’s what takes a real hero. ~storypeople

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02. I am holding onto Autumn as long as mother nature will let me. This is one of the longest falls I can recall in several years now, in fact I don’t remember being this far into November and still seeing so much color on the trees. While I can’t keep up with how quickly it goes from snowy and cold to warm and sunny, I’m simply grateful it’s taking it’s time.

03. I had the privilege of hearing Neylan McBaine, the founder of Mormon Woman Project, speak last night at a church YW night. I was pleasantly surprise to see that she was the key note speaker and found myself mesmerized as I listened to quotes and stories from other Mormon women making a difference in their part of the world. What I took home with me is that no matter where we’re from or what we believe, we all have a unique voice and something unique to offer each other…we should never be afraid to share who we are.


04. Thank goodness for classroom pets like brownie that allow us to get away with not having one of our very own.