Ramblings

This is Mrs. Bluth's new attitude and her reward is fabulous weather. Today the high is 66 degrees and next week it should hit 70 degrees. The freezing cold and ferocious wind can go away for a while. Thank you Mr. Sun for finally shinning down on us here in Chicago.

"You're a good man, Mr. Bluth"

Mr. Bluth has survived a week of a sick wife. And he survived with giving countless acts of service. He never complained about the pile of tissues that were found wherever Mrs. Bluth was laying down. He never complained about making his own dinner and living in a messy house. He also never complained about being stuck at home at night and the many nights of being awaken from the restless Mrs. Bluth.

A trip to the doctor, some antibiotics, and a few days of patiently waiting for the antibiotics to finally work has allowed Mrs. Bluth to be on the mend. Who would have thought that getting married meant giving up your immune system.

And for one last final ramble...



A couple of weeks ago Mrs. Bluth was allowing fear to enter her heart instead of faith. In hopes of finding a way to exercise her faith, she went to mormon.org to watch a few videos. Mrs. Bluth clicked the mouse over three random faces, and she watched three different videos that related to her life. One was a lady from the Dominican Republic, one was a dancer, and one was a family that adopted a baby girl.

Coincidence? Chance? Luck?

Or maybe it was just a way that Heavenly Father reminded Mrs. Bluth that He knows exactly who she is, where she came from and most importantly how she is going to get where she is going.

The outcome was peace. And a huge wave of energy from Mr. and Mrs. Bluth to use mormon.org by updating their profiles and spending more time viewing the website. We spend too much time learning about other individual's lives and interests via Facebook and other social media and it has been refreshing to spend time viewing other individuals, their interests, and how they live their faith through mormon.org.