Dana and Michael Tanner: What Princess are you?

Thursday, October 30, 2008

What Princess are you?

You Are Cinderella!
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Dignified and hard working. With a gentle and soft-spoken manner you have something many people don't. Patience. Even through the moments of heartbreak you're still able to hold onto all of your hopes and dreams. Bide your time; your dream will come true.

Which Disney Princess Are You?

Michael took this too!! hahahaha good thing he really doesn't read this so sssshhhhh!!
He was mulan!!!!

1 comment:

The Lay's said...: HA HA that is hilarious about Michael he's a girl that dresses up like a boy!!!!; October 30, 2008 at 7:27 PM

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Beware Concerning Ourselves

"The Lord promises great, eternal blessings to His righteous, repentant children, but knowing there is great danger here in this life, He has commanded us, saying, 'Beware concerning yourselves, to give diligent heed to the words of eternal life' (D&C 84:43). Because He loves us and wants us back, this commandment to 'beware concerning [ourselves]' prompts us to be careful concerning everything about us--the type of social settings we enter, what we see and read, the media and entertainment we choose, the music we listen to, and more."
John B. Dickson, "Commitment to the Lord," Ensign, May 2007, 14 15

Place for Imperfect People

"Some are lost because they have strayed. Except for the Lord, we have all made mistakes. The question is not whether we will trip and fall but, rather, how will we respond? Some, after making mistakes, stray from the fold. This is unfortunate. Do you not know that the Church is a place for imperfect people to gather together—even with all their mortal frailties—and become better? Every Sunday in every meetinghouse throughout the world, we find mortal, imperfect men, women, and children who meet together in brotherhood and charity, striving to become better people, to learn of the Spirit, and to lend encouragement and support to others. I am not aware of any sign on the door of our meetinghouses that reads 'Restricted Entrance—Perfect People Only."

Joseph B. Wirthlin, "Concern for the One," Ensign, May 2008, 19