"In all of living, have much fun and laughter. Life is to be enjoyed, not just endured." - President Gordon B. Hinckley

Coming unto Christ means walking with Him, not standing still. As we follow Him, He changes us—we become more like Him. By developing the gifts He has given us, our faith grows and we help build His kingdom.

Even after doing all we are able, sometimes life still does not turn out the way we hoped it would. Singleness, childlessness, death, chronic illness, mental health challenges, divorce, and myriad other circumstances in mortality can feel debilitating to our eternal

Trinity College Cambridge #MedievalMonday

Exploring the woods in Felbrigg, Norfolk #ThickTrunkTuesday

“If you ever feel limited or disadvantaged by the circumstances of your life, I want you to know this: The Lord loves you personally. He knows your circumstances, and the door to His blessings remains wide open to you no matter the challenges you face.” — Bishop Gérald Caussé,

Sheringham - the old and the new #WindowsOnWednesday

Sheringham crabs having fun in Norfolk, mural by Mel Ashcroft. #WallsOnWednesday

Driving by two of my favourite things - horses and the North Norfolk sea at East Runton #WildlifeWednesday

Trinity College Cambridge #AdoorableThursday

Promenade walk at Sheringham Norfolk #fingerpostFriday

Roses #FlowersonFriday

All Saints Church and South Africa war memorial, Huntingdon - the first church here was in 973, mostly rebuilt in 1620. #SteepleSaturday

Always a joy - today at England London Temple #SteepleSaturday

"Our genuine concern should be for the success of others" - Howard W. Hunter #sundayvibes

Russell M. Nelson: 🐝 1. “Be confident that you can approach God right now." 2. “Be confident Heavenly Father hears you." 3. “Be confident that He understands your needs better than you do." 4. “Be confident that He loves you more than you can comprehend." 5. “Be confident that

“Courage becomes a living and an attractive virtue when it is regarded not only as a willingness to die manfully, but as the determination to live decently. A moral coward is one who is afraid to do what he thinks is right because others will disapprove or laugh. Remember that

Pickering, North Yorkshire #MedievalMonday

Rare Anglo-Saxon artifacts at St Gregory's Minister, Kirkdale #MedievalMonday

Oak trees at Pickering castle #ThickTrunkTuesday