Family Friendly: Yoga Alphabet

S few months ago, Morning Glory suggested we do the alphabet in yoga poses. It was a lot of fun and we posted about it here.
I wanted to give you all another chance to have some fun creating yoga poses for letters too. If we don't have any response then we will just continue to post our own poses but it would be really fun if any of you want to help us add to the creativity!

I would love to post your own funny Yoga Alphabet pictures to finish off the Alphabet. If you want them shared, send the images and description to me at simplesupermom@gmail.com with the subject line Yoga Alphabet. Be sure to include your permission to publish the picture and include permission for whatever information you want to share. Note: All pictures must be modest and approved for all viewers and only information from submitter's 18 and older will be shared (ie I will not post your children's names or any other info without guardian permission).

Be Inspired and be fit,

Janelle Joy

Wise Women Follow Simple Solutions

"You can strengthen your marriage and keep your family safe by following the counsel given in the proclamation on the family. You can find solutions to problems by studying the teachings of the Savior and His servants and by praying diligently for the Lord's guidance. Through prayer, you can receive strength to keep your covenants and to work in unity with your spouse. You can repent of bad habits and forgive. You can learn problemsolving and communication skills to resolve disagreements and avoid potential conflicts."  (Strengthening Marriage Resource Guide For Couples. I underlined some of the simple solutions I found in this quote)

A Plea for Prayers for My Sweet Friend and Her New Baby

My sweet friend, Katie needs all our prayers. Her new baby girl is facing heart surgery. Please pray for beautiful new baby Rebecca Faith.I know there is so much power in uniting together in prayer

Be inspired,
Janelle Joy

Truly Tender: "Mom, I Saw a Bunny!"

One Day last week, Morning Glory ran into my bedroom to say "Mom. I saw a Bunny!" and went on to describe what the bunny looked like.  She had seen it right outside on her Grandparent's back patio.  Later the same day, when I asked her to go out to the garage to get something for me, she ran back in with the same excited declaration.  She had seen another bunny in the garage.

I am thankful for both my daughters' excitement in all the little things.  I am also glad they continue to share that excitement with me, it helps me find more joy in the little things each day as well.

Be Inspired,

Janelle Joy