Where our story began~

Where  our story began~
I want my children to know that the temple is my favorite place to be. It is there that I am closest to my father in Heaven. I have a great love for the work that goes on in the temple. I know that we have a great work to do while we are here on earth and I am priveledged to be a part of that work. I have a testimony of Jesus Christ as my savior and redeemer. He has never let me down, not once.....I'm so blessed to have children that know at a young age who they are and what they stand for. I'm greatful for the Christlike examples in our lives. We are surrounded by people we love and that love us, what a blessing. The temple is where our story, The Taylor Story began....I pray that it is only the begining of a legacy of faith, service, love, obedience and happiness. Much Love~ Mom

6/03/2008

Stinkin Stuffin~

Holy cow!! My kids have this fedish about stuffing things in their ears! When Brenna was three she stuffed so much Honey Bunches of Oats cereal in her ears we had to take her to the doctor and have a procedure done to remove it all! So today the kids are swimming and I catch a glimpse of what I think is wax in Jakes ear...but it was white! When we got home I tried to get it out with some regular tweezers, but I couldn't reach it...So to the store we went to get some fine point tweezers, I was a bit worried because his whole ear canal was blocked. I have no idea how he could hear anything...maybe that explains it~he wasn't hearing! Anywayzz we pulled out a huge wad of paper with polka dots on it!!! JAAAAKE did you stuff paper in your ear!!!! uhhhh ya... Oh to be a kid~

2 comments:

kathee said...

Jake you are so silly!!

- Carter

Tiffany said...

I stuck a lima bean up my nose when I was three. Weeks later, it smelled so bad that my uncle said "Tiff smells likes a dog! Don't ya'll ever bathe her?!" to my mom. - They had been trying to figure that out for two days. The Dr strapped me down and pulled that sucker out! I'm glad Jake didn't have to strapped down to get his polka dot paper out! Silly, silly boy!!