Love Me challenge; Day 4, A person who loves me

As I thought about this,

I thought of my husband.

Of course,

he loves me,

but eventually, 

my thoughts were led

to HIM.

My Father in Heaven!

There is no one who 

has loved me more than Him.

He spared his one and only

begotten Son.

He who has lived.

He who has sacrificed

He who loves ME endlessly.

Forever and ever.

And ever.

I'm still waiting for this to be available in print. 
My favorite images of Christ are from Yongsung Kim.

Love Me Challenge; Day 3, Words that describes YOU

Today I feel positively effervescent!

adjective

1. effervescing; bubbling.

2. vivacious; gay; lively; sparkling.

I've been speaking positively about myself

by saying this sentence out loud with

a new, happy adjective everyday.

This wonderful list sits in my planner and I go down 

the list and of new happy word each day.

Read more about why you should be more
mindful of our words and stay positively INSPIRED.

I just came across this photo of a Young Women
activity that reminded me of personal descriptive words.

The individual would sit and the others would

write descriptive words about us.

There were a few "inside jokes"
but I was reminded of
the characteristics that people value 
in me.    

Love Me Challenge; Day 2, A photo of you

C, can you pick a photo
where you think I am beautiful?

"Oh, I like this one!"

Why do you think I am beautiful in this photo?

"It just has you.  And us! And you look happy! 
And that must be a tear of joy in my eye! " 

"Love Me" Challenge

My insecurities are getting to the best of me. I complain everyday about my mommy tummy. Everyday. Single. Day. I'm sure my husband is exhausted. I don't want my kids to have a disdain for their body so why am I doing it towards mine. I appreciate and love the kids that were formed in this belly of mine. But the struggle is real. I wanted to find a "love me" challenge and I came across this past February challenge via Pinterest. Taking on the challenge TODAY.

So, WHY ARE YOU DOING LOVE ME?

I want to value and appreciate who I am from within. I want to learn to love the inner beauty of me more than the elements of physical beauty. The most genuine and sincere hearts are the truly the hearts of some individuals that just shine! I feel like I let my physical beauty shine more than my heart. 

I didn't like this photo because my first thought was, "I hate how big my arms look. The fat side of my face! Why do I wear t-shirts?!" I'm posting it because my son doesn't care what I looked like. He loves me regardless of what I think my flaws are. He thinks I am awesome because I wore a Star Wars t-shirt. We were at Disneyworld and I was worrying about how I looked. My husband has this as his screensaver on his phone. My son and husband loved this moment so why can't I.