
This evening I read the article by President Uchtdorf called Forget Me Not. It was exactly what I needed in the middle of a week with lots of things on my mind. Here is the article
Often in life I get caught up in the big things of life like the monotony of work everyday, wondering if we will ever have enough money for a house and large family, ect. But I can't explain how many times I do forget the beautiful little forget-me-nots that make the world a wonderful place. The laughs Bryan and I share, the hobbies I enjoy of sewing and quilting, the peaceful walks we take together, the little tiny kicks my baby gives me, the simple life we have. So many things can get looked over.
He also talks about 5 points to the Forget Me Not. These are so important. "Yet we spend so much time and energy comparing ourselves to others—usually comparing our weaknesses to their strengths." Why do we do this? I find myself doing it daily, comparing myself to others doing exactly what he says, my worst to their best. It was a very good reminder that we need to love ourselves and be happy with who we are, and the true potential we have to become perfect someday.

