Early on I had the distinct impression that I'm not supposed to keep Sophia in a shell. That she, like all of us, has a mission. A purpose and a work to do here on Earth. I'm disappointed because she suffers so much when she's sick that it's just not worth it :-( Jason and I have decided to keep her home from church for the rest of the flu season. Which means one of us has to stay home too :-( With Jason being the elders quorum president, it's probably going to be mostly me. I'm disappointed about that too. In my life I've always noticed that if I make sure to be where I'm supposed to be, especially church, I'm blessed. My life runs smoother....I have more inspiration...and I'm given many blessings.
I know that Heavenly Father understands me staying home. Today I tried to make the best of it. I found an old recorded sacrament meeting playing on byutv (oh my gosh the hair in the 80's! NO modern tv show can ever recreate that!). We are going to arrange for the sacrament to be brought to the house. And we figure I'll get a chance to go...... maybe once a month.
Kiddo's today....
Michael hanging out in his new TV blanket (he loves it Grandma May!)...
Sarah was given this picture of Christ in her primary class today. It's my personal favorite. It warmed my heart that she brought it home and put it on Sophia's table under her pink light :-) I love that. When Sarah see's Christ.....she thinks, Sophia ;-)
Sarah showing Sophie the pictures she makes on her light bright (that Santa brought her ;-)
Tonight we settled in and watched The Hobbit (extended) for New Year's Eve ;-) We had pizza and candy and sparkling cider. It was over by 8:30 and Jason and I are going to bed lol ;-)
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