I've gotten really interested in blogging the last few weeks and I feel like we should have a family blog for the Bernard/Mayer side of the family.
My husband's family has had a "family" blog for a while now, and it really keeps us involved with each other and updated on big family events. So, I think it would be a good idea for our family!
It doesn't have to be daily or even weekly, but it's nice being able to know when there are birthdays, anniversaries, blessings, baptisms or anything else that's going on in our lives. And this blog will be for anyone to log-in to and they can update for everyone to see.
We love you all and hopefully we'll get this going so we can be more involved with each other!
Love: Suzie and Ryan
P.S. Happy Pioneer Day!
"It is not enough to study or reenact the accomplishments of our pioneers. We need to identify the great, eternal principles they applied to achieve all they achieved for our benefit and then apply those principles to the challenges of our day. In that way we honor their pioneering efforts, and we also reaffirm our heritage and strengthen its capacity to bless our own posterity and those millions of our Heavenly Father's children who have yet to hear and accept the gospel of Jesus Christ. We are all pioneers in doing so."
(Dallin H. Oaks, "Following the Pioneers," Ensign, Nov. 1997, 72)
My husband's family has had a "family" blog for a while now, and it really keeps us involved with each other and updated on big family events. So, I think it would be a good idea for our family!
It doesn't have to be daily or even weekly, but it's nice being able to know when there are birthdays, anniversaries, blessings, baptisms or anything else that's going on in our lives. And this blog will be for anyone to log-in to and they can update for everyone to see.
We love you all and hopefully we'll get this going so we can be more involved with each other!
Love: Suzie and Ryan
P.S. Happy Pioneer Day!
"It is not enough to study or reenact the accomplishments of our pioneers. We need to identify the great, eternal principles they applied to achieve all they achieved for our benefit and then apply those principles to the challenges of our day. In that way we honor their pioneering efforts, and we also reaffirm our heritage and strengthen its capacity to bless our own posterity and those millions of our Heavenly Father's children who have yet to hear and accept the gospel of Jesus Christ. We are all pioneers in doing so."
(Dallin H. Oaks, "Following the Pioneers," Ensign, Nov. 1997, 72)
