Finals are here. This class has
come to an end and I’m quite sad. I have learned so much from this class. I
have learned what I want from myself, my husband, my children, my family. I have
learned things about myself that I didn’t realize I was doing, things that I
wanted to do, and things that I wanted to be done with my future family.
I have learned the importance of
being one with your spouse. When we get to go to Heaven, it’s going to be Ethan
and me. Our kids will be with their spouses and won’t have a need for us there.
I want to have that bond with my cute lover boy forever. I want it to get
stronger and stronger each day and for that to happen, I have had to make some
changes. Now, I’m not perfect and it hasn’t been easy. I have fallen back into
what’s familiar many times and have to pull myself out to change things. I make
sure that no matter what the excitement is and even if my friend would
understand more, Ethan is always going to be the first to know and share that
with me. I have also worked hard on not venting/complaining about our struggles
to my lady friends. I want our life to stay OUR life. Not our life with our
friends attached. I want to be ONE with Ethan and only Ethan.
Something else that I have truly
gained a strong testimony over the course of this semester is dating. Dating
follows the 3 P’s: planned, paired off, and paid for. In wanting to be one with
my forever loverboy we have started to go on weekly dates. Making sure that we
make time to spend that quality one on one time. No phones, no friends, no
distractions except for us. It has become the biggest blessing over the course
of this semester. When we start to have children, we want to keep up with our
weekly dates as best as possible so that we can continue to know each other,
continue to build our foundation of friendship, to grow together. When our
future children are all moved out of the house, we want to be able to still
enjoy life together. Not struggling because we no longer know we were are without
our children.
The last thing that I want to
share about from this semester is how important family is. The world will
continue to get crazier. There are always going to be things that want to break
the family apart. Satan knows that family is the center of the gospel and he
will do anything to destroy it. This semester in Family Relations I have gained
the deepest testimony that family is truly everything. If we work hard to keep
it together, we will succeed. If we rely on Heavenly Father and the gospel that
He has provided for us, we can make it through.
It’s quite a bitter sweet moment
for me to have the semester come to and end. I have never been sad to say goodbye
to a particular class before; however, this is one class I wish was longer than
just one semester. If you ever have the opportunity to have a little chat with Michael
Williams or take a class from him, your life will be much better. If you aren’t
able to do that, find a class that involves family relations and take it! You
can thank me later. My future family is going to be so much better off because
I have learned some valuable pointers and for that I am grateful.
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