Grateful for FRIED RAVIOLIS

This might sound like an unusual thing to be grateful for.
Why would I be grateful for Fried Raviolis.
Tonight I wanted to make something we have never made before
A recipe for these is what I came across on my search.
Looked easy to make, and looked like they would be good.
(They WERE easy to make and DID taste good)
But the best part of my gratitude for them is,

I had "CHEF NIC" by my side.

All but frying them, Nic did it all.
He broke and beat the eggs in the dish.
He coated the raviolis in the flour using a plastic bag.
He mixed the breadcrumbs with the seasoning in a bowl.
Then the raviolis went from the bag of flour to the eggs
to the bread crumbs and into the hot oil.
(I took over from there).
Nic was so excited to help, and I was grateful for his help.

Nothing better then to have "CHEF NIC" by my side.

Fried Raviolis will become part of our menu planning again.

Gratefiul for CHESS

Ben has been wanting to have some "daddy time" as of late.
Tim has been working very hard and hasnt had much time
with the boys.
Tonight Ben pulled out the chess set, cleared off the table,
set the game board up, and was VERY patient for
daddy to come home.
Tim walked in the door to "dad will you play chess with me".
Who could resist that!
I am grateful for "daddy time" with Ben tonight playing CHESS.

(PS. Tim's competitive nature is rubbing off on the boys.
There is a "friendly" game going on as we speak)

Grateful for "SPUD SOUP"

Grateful for TEMPLES

My list of Temples I have had the privilege of going through.

IDAHO FALLS IDAHO

BOISE IDAHO

MEMPHIS TENNESSEE

NAUVOO ILLINOIS

PORTLAND OREGON

SALT LAKE CITY UTAH

REXBURG IDAHO

"I'M GOING HERE SOMEDAY"
(A dream to go through this Temple)
SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA

Grateful for SUNSHINE