I made these for Savvy and Judah to play with, they loved them! Aunt Kim says they are ugly...what is she talking about? lol
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Glenn and Chrissy
Savvy Lu
Judah
The Gavin Family
- .Chrissy
- Las Vegas, NV, United States
- We are living in Vegas now!- and are enjoying the possibilities!
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Be a woman of Christ.
Cherish your esteemed place
in the sight of God.
He needs you.
This church needs you.
The world needs you.
A woman's abiding trust in God
and unfailing devotion to
things of the Spirit have always
been an anchor when the wind and
the waves of life were fiercest.
I say to you what the Prophet Joseph
said more than 150 years ago
"If you live up to your privileges
the angels cannot be restrained from
being your associates."
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland
Ensign Nov 2005
Cherish your esteemed place
in the sight of God.
He needs you.
This church needs you.
The world needs you.
A woman's abiding trust in God
and unfailing devotion to
things of the Spirit have always
been an anchor when the wind and
the waves of life were fiercest.
I say to you what the Prophet Joseph
said more than 150 years ago
"If you live up to your privileges
the angels cannot be restrained from
being your associates."
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland
Ensign Nov 2005
How to live Happy
I have been very inspired by my cousin and one of my parent's missionaries because of the projects they do that make such a difference to other people. I want to do something but I have two babies right now so I am a little limited in my time and resources. But I decided I can share how I am HAPPY and things that I have learned that make my life a little better! Maybe it will inspire someone somewhere. And if not, I am positive that I will end up learning more from doing it!
Favorite Quote
"The man who does things makes mistakes, but he never makes the biggest mistake of all--doing nothing."
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
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