I hope that it isn't a secret to those around me, especially my family, that I am passionate about motherhood. I know there is nothing more important in this world that I could be doing with my time.
Motherhood is hard! As soon as I think I have got a good handle on what I am doing as a mother we have a new baby join our family and the older kids enter a new stage and I seem to start figuring life out all over again. Throughout my mothering years I have felt so privileged to learn from so many amazing mothers in all different parts of the country as we have lived in several different states.
I love to learn, I am constantly looking for new ideas and inspiration to do a better job in my role as wife, mother, and homemaker. That is one reason that I love Power of Moms. It gives me an opportunity to learn from other mothers and share my thoughts and ideas.
For many years I have dreamed of being able to attend a retreat that they hold in Park City, UT each year at the Eyre's home. The last couple of years it hasn't worked out for one reason or another and I am so excited that I am going to be able to attend this year!
This is a big year for our family, we will have a teenager this year, our oldest son will get the Priesthood, right now more than 1/2 of our kids have been baptized, and we will have our 8th child (5th daughter) in August!
With all these exciting milestones I look forward to gleaning some of the inspiration that Linda and Richard Eyre have gained as they have raised 9 amazing kids, written many books, and had opportunities to speak all over the world! I love the co-founders of Power of Moms, Saren Eyre Loosli and April Perry. Both are so full of inspiration. I appreciate their approach with Power of Moms, here is part of their purpose:
With all these exciting milestones I look forward to gleaning some of the inspiration that Linda and Richard Eyre have gained as they have raised 9 amazing kids, written many books, and had opportunities to speak all over the world! I love the co-founders of Power of Moms, Saren Eyre Loosli and April Perry. Both are so full of inspiration. I appreciate their approach with Power of Moms, here is part of their purpose:
"Just as members of other “professions” have their professional organizations and websites, we see Power of Moms as the “professional organization” for mothers everywhere who take their “job” as a mother very seriously and desire a network of other mothers that can provide ideas, inspiration and empowerment."
I am also looking forward to attending BYU Women's Conference while I am in Utah. My heros are the amazing women who so selflessly serve in leadership roles to guide and direct our Primary, Young Women, and Relief Society organizations for the church. Just last weekend when we heard the LDS Women's Broadcast I felt so uplifted. Sister Oscarson's talk will always be a favorite in my book. I have re-listened to it at least 3 times since Saturday. I look forward to hearing many inspiring talks at Women's Conference.
Another perk of this adventure is that I will be able to see a few of my favorite mothers from our good old Rochester days. I am so looking forward to visiting with and learning from them!
If you are available please join us at these amazing events! I would love to catch up with some of the wonderful mothers that I have know throughout the years!
(I am only attending 1 day of BYU Women's Conference, May 1. The Power of Mom's retreat is on May 2)
(I am only attending 1 day of BYU Women's Conference, May 1. The Power of Mom's retreat is on May 2)
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