LoVe is in the AiR!

My birthday just passed this weekend and it was quite a nice day!

Well, since then, I've been in a good mood...i don;t know, I guess it has to do with the fact that everyone treats you a bit nicer? Mmmmh, yup!

My son has also recently become a big Star Wars fan, calling it "Staa Woo!" and even making lightsaber sound effects and it's super CUTE!

Now, since I've been in a better mood, I feel all lovey-dubby and stuff so here is a video i saw as I opened my internet browser this morning...very adorable and it keeps making me cry everytime I see it!

ENJOY! DISFRUTEN!



May all of you be able to share this with your special loved one.  Remember that a family essentially consists in the true happiness between wife and husband to truly have a positive atmosphere wherever you go.  It's never about spoiling your kids, buying the latest electronics or gadgets, and definitely not about focusing on money.  Sure, stress from bills and debt can supress you, but your spouse is there...you're not alone any more and you're also there for them. I think that's the best part of being married.

We sometimes forget also that we as parents aren't just providers and figures of discipline, but before everything, we are examples.

I'm not going to tell you I have a perfect marriage, but I can tell you with all my heart that I love my husband with every fiber in my body and that I try everyday to make our marriage worth something for me and for our own future while building our family.  My expressions of love, on a daily basis, are very simple: I wake up as he gets ready for work and iron his clothes and his tie, sometimes I put notes in his pockets or lunch bag so he can find them at work. Everyday, I call him while he's away, just to tell him I love him and he always says, "awww!" even though he's heard it hundreds of times already.

Everything too good to be true is attainable, the catch lies in YOU keeping your part.  For more ideas and advice for your home, check out Happiness in Family Life from lds.org.

Now, I gotta get back to working on some wedding  and family pictures...ciao!