Cannariato~Almond Adventures

Megan had her baby, Stella, yesterday. Keep them both in your prayers and thoughts! Love you all, Becca

Noah is the cutest little boy. He is generally so happy, but when he gets tired, that's the end of it.

This was a wonderful fireside I listened to this morning, by Elder Bednar. I love all of you and hope you use this influence in making the big and little decisions you have in your lives. "If you and I would distinguish our personal emotions from the impressions placed in our hearts and minds by the Holy Ghost, then we must desire and seek, ask and discern, hear and obey, and then again desire and seek and ask and discern and hear and obey. Our faith and diligence and obedience are ongoing invitations for additional spiritual knowledge and insight. Faith leads to obedience, which yields wisdom and an even greater desire for added light and truth. UAdd a Note The process of discerning between our will and God’s will becomes less and less of a concern as time goes by and as we strive to rid ourselves of worldliness—and thereby cultivate the spirit of revelation in our lives. That is, as we mature spiritually, we begin to develop sound judgment, a refined and educated conscience

Just thought all you vegetable lovers out there might like a couple of wonderful zucchini recipes. We love these!

Mother, I love you, Mother, I do, Father in Heaven has sent me to you! Mother, Happy Birthday! We are so grateful for everything you do to keep our family the best family in the world! Love, your Family (also, that red lipstick is totally your color! ♥)

Poor Becca has to give a talk tonight in the "Reject Ward", meaning those kids who work during the day. I was looking up mormon jokes for her to open her talk with. These are so bad, but, yet so funny. Hope they lighten up your day. Also, here's a photo of my weekend project up in McCall. I never want to paint again. A man in the ward goes to see his bishop and says, "Bishop, something terrible is happening and I have to talk to you about it." The bishop asks, "What's wrong?" The man replies, "My wife is poisoning me." The bishop, a bit surprised, asks, "How can that be?" The brother then pleads, "I'm telling you - I'm certain she's poisoning me. What should I do?" The bishop then offers, "Tell you what. Let me talk to her. I'll see what I can find out and I'll let you know." The next day the bishop calls the man and says, "Well, I spoke to your wife on the phone yesterday for ov