Last week we watched "La Vita E Bella" and the little boy in it was so adorable. I had an overwhelming urge to make a baby right then and my husband was grateful. He will remember that this is what happens when he shows me movies with adorable kid main characters. Saturday night I hung out with Mer and heard more about her dramatic life. She needs to stop kissing boys and wait for real love. Not my place but still. We watched the newest Madea movie with Andrew and loved it. Sunday was interesting because our ward got smaller and we meet at 2:30 pm. We can take our time to get ready but it is already dinner time when we get home. I felt like everyone was more friendly, happier, and willing to make friends now that most of the people with babies are out and getting to know people is more manageable. We have a new bishop and his wife is pretty entertaining. Spring has come upon us and life is sunnier and more cheerful! I rented "Where The Wild Things Are" and we watched it. Andrew's new saying is "Imagination is an endangered species." He is sad that we cannot all be like we were when we were kids. He even started writing a creative story about it. It's tender. We received our new MacBook and Andrew is not addicted, he just NEEDS it. He redid a couple of songs on Garageband and they sound awesome. Actually, it reminds me a lot of the beginning of our relationship when he would do that a lot. He is so talented.
I was proud of myself for recently acting on a prompting I received during Conference, to tell a friend that by not being active in church she was missing out on blessings that God wants to give her. I called Brit Kanter and had a good discussion that ended up with my testimony. I told her that God is always there for her and is the answer to her confusion about what to do in life. There is only so far we can go until we need some extra help from Him. She really appreciated it even though it is awkward to voice a strong opinion to someone who does not feel quite the same. I did not care though because the gospel is too important to let it go untold because of fear. I don't think I would have been as bold a couple of years ago. Maybe because I relied too much on keeping friends. Now I have Andrew and I do not fear being rejected by friends. I think reading Andrew's mission e-mails influenced me to act (plus Conference). It made me happy to share my testimony with someone I love.



