Meet the Robinsons. Brent had borrowed it and I told Emma she could watch it after school but then when the library stuff happened I took it away. Alas, I let them watch it and had a few moments of my own to really calm down and put things back into perspective. After awhile I went out and watched the movie with them. I really do love this movie and it is quickly becoming a treasured favorite even though we don't own it. I like all the Disney movies mostly but this one for some reason makes me cry every time. It has such great messages of family, acceptance, and encouragement. It has some other important messages as well such as the effect we have on others and that families aren't perfect. The end song Little Wonders by Rob Thomas Lyrics | Rob Thomas - Little Wonders lyrics
talks about letting things go and looking for the important small moments and I realized as I listened to it today that it applies to life, my life, in many different angles especially at the moment. Listen to it! It made me really think. So in the end I have decided to "Let it GO!" and post this sweet small moment about Emma.
Today at lunch Emma and I were eating along when she busted out very distressed with, "Oh Mom look at me!" Then she stands up and points to herself and says, "I'm a mess!" Carmel had drizzled down the front of her shirt and all over the top part of her pant legs. I know I have told her a time or two the same thing using the same exact words but when she said it, it was so sweet and innocent and dear. It made me giggle so hard. Instantly I told her it was ok and helped her clean it up and of course I was still giggling as she sat down. I kissed her head and told her that I loved her. It was such a sweet moment and even sweeter now thinking about it and thinking about everything that has happened today. I'm blessed! I'm so so very blessed!
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I just wanted to thank you for sharing your thoughts today. When I listened to General Conference in October I was impressed by Elder Boyd K. Packer's talk
http://www.lds.org/ldsorg/v/index.jsp?hideNav=1&locale=0&sourceId=6e9d56627ab94210VgnVCM100000176f620a____&vgnextoid=2354fccf2b7db010VgnVCM1000004d82620aRCRD
He mentioned using a "delete key" when we are thinking bad thoughts or even say bad things. I really wanted to find my own "delete key" and just haven't been able to find what would work best for me. I really like "let it go" I think that will work for me. Thanks again.
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