2025-11-16_email_halfway

From: kristi.heywood@gmail.com To: kaitlynn.heywood@gmail.com, kaitlynn.heywood@missionary.org Date: 2025-11-16 Subject: Halfway!

Dear Hermanayouaremissingindexing,

We read a talk for CFM that talked about the blessings of indexing…so now we are back to Sunday Indexing Happiness! Five minutes a day keep naughtiness away!

I got invited to Brenner's homecoming talk and luncheon. I will work out a marriage settlement while I am there. 😂

Aunt Kathi and the Grandparents came and have gone. We loved having them. They are all super sweet. If you find some clothes to buy I can transfer some money from them for your Christmas present.

Alexa had her Honors Choir Concert. She did awesome! We are so proud of her.

Dad took the two littles to the BYU game. They had a lot of fun. Nata worked it. So they were all there. It was Sadie's and Nata couldn't bring herself to go. She came home from the game and went straight to bed. It was a harder day for her :(

I made bread to go with our soup. We took it out of the oven and ripped off big chunks of to eat. It was glorious!

I love you. I'm proud of you. Heavenly Father and Jesus love you!

Love,

Mom

Random thoughts from the Liahona: Trusting the Spirit can also mean knowing if you should continue a relationship. While it is kind to consider others' feelings, it is unwise to compromise your personal revelation because of guilt. President M. Russell Ballard: "Like the small flecks of gold that accumulate over time into a large treasure, our small and simple acts of kindness and service will accumulate into a life filled with love..." At times, people will treat us with unkindness. When that happens, as hard as it may be, we need to strive to be kind anyway. We should try to treat each person as a child of Heavenly Father... By reaching out in kindness and serving those who are unkind, you may help them change. But even if they don't, showing kindness will make a difference for YOU. Choosing to be kind frees you from dwelling on the unkindness of others. The best way to learn to be kinder is to look to the Savior and follow His example. President Gordon B. Hinckley: "Miracle[s] can happen and will happen when there is kindness, respect, and love."

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