Marriage is not a noun; it's a verb. It isn't something you get. It's something you do. It's the way you love your partner every day. -Ann Landers



Nov 30, 2010

GoBbLe GoBbLe

This Thanksgiving was not like any we have had before. Logan came down with a fever Tuesday and it stayed until Friday night. So Thanksgiving for us was a little sad, but we made it work. Andy stayed home with Logan while I went to my parents for dinner.
It was so fun to have Jac home, and my dad's parents come over. It was sad though and strange not to have my brother and his little family there with us. Their absense was truly felt.
The food was sooo yummy, and cooked to perfection!
My Grandpa and Grandma Stuker who I have so enjoyed getting to know better this past year. I love them so much!
It was nice to be home a lot, we had much time to reflect on all of the things that we are so grateful for. And be thankful for how blessed our lives truly are.
We are so thankful for:
Our healthy bodies
The gospel
Our wonderful families who we couldn't make it through a day without.
Our marriage in the temple
Our home and the food that we have to eat
Our jobs that we have been able to keep through this difficult economic time
Our little family and the important role that each of us plays.

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