Love

Here is my little three year old baby. I know he isn't a baby anymore, especially with another baby on the way, but he melts my heart just the same. We have been having so much home time together the last few months that I am just cherishing. He is so full of love and happiness. Every time I am sick and need to run to the bathroom he follows close behind. He puts his hand on my shoulder and follows the escapade with something that makes me smile. For example, "Good job Mom! You did it!" or "I help you Mom!" or "You okay Mom?... Yes I'm okay... Okay, let's play!" or my favorite "I help you Mom. Let me flush."

I just love Graham and Marty so much. And I'm excited to love another baby soon. I was recently reminded of something a great woman said about love. My dear friend Jane Ann lost her husband last week after a short battle with pancreatic cancer. It was very hard and very painful. When I went to the viewing on Friday night and hugged her I remembered something that has crossed my mind at different times over the last few years. To start can I say, Jane Ann is full of love. One Sunday several years ago she bore a heartfelt testimony about love. She is the mother to many boys and the grandmother to even more grandchildren. She talked about the beauty of love. She said these profound words.
Love doesn't divide. Love multiplies.

With all the people in this world I love, Jane Ann included, I am so grateful that my love for them doesn't need to divide. It can multiply exponentially if necessary.

So here is to you! My family, friends and good people everywhere;
I love you!