Notebo-Tabura Ohana

I try my best to explain to Tresilla about where my Grandmothers are, and thbat would be in Heaven. I try my best and even asked her Religion teacher for help. Some days i myself am not strong enough to talk about the lost of my Grandmothers. Well what sparked this up..... tonight we bumped into a woman that looked like my Grandma Shirley. Tresilla noticed and said to me "mom i want the real Popo Lady back". I swear my heart fell to the floor and broke into a least a million tiny peices. Its almost 3 years that shes been gone and the pain feels so new. My other grandma, Mama Donna will be with our father for 2 years in May. Man oh Man how time flies. I miss my to Grandmothers so much. Miss you and Love you both Published with Blogger-droid v1.6.5

By Lola B. Walters Lola B. Walters, "The Grapefruit Syndrome", Ensign, Jan. 2011, 12–13 Close Audio As a young wife, I learned that the taste of marriage could be sweeter if I didn’t focus on my husband’s faults. My husband and I had been married about two years—just long enough for me to realize that he was a normal man rather than a knight on a white charger—when I read a magazine article recommending that married couples schedule regular talks to discuss, truthfully and candidly, the habits or mannerisms they find annoying in each other. The theory was that if the partners knew of such annoyances, they could correct them before resentful feelings developed. It made sense to me. I talked with my husband about the idea. After some hesitation, he agreed to give it a try. As I recall, we were to name five things we found annoying, and I started off. After more than 50 years, I remember only my first complaint: grapefruit. I told him that I didn’t like the way he ate grapefrui...

Not enough patience. But it will happen!

Where have we been? Its almost been a year since that last post. And so much yet so little has happen. Besides the usual work for me and the hubby... the girls are growing like weeds. Tresilla is soooooo smart. With all her little remarks she so reminds me of a little Dela. Tresilla hit the BIG 5. Being able to hold up a entire hand when asked your age is a HUGE thing for her. Oh and does she let me know. Also being in Kindergarten her responsibilities have just added and added up. From homework to knowing she needs to help with her kitty. She has been completely and totally into taking pictures and dancing. Im not to sure if I will be able to keep up with her. Shes so passionate towards everything that she does. And I hope that never changes. The spark in her eyes I know she will be doing big things. And surely keep me and Treston on our toes. Taqorrie is speaking alot clearer. Loves Loves Loves to SING. Its completely adorable! Shes growing into her own little girl. Almost ...