Tuesday, March 4, 2008

march fo{u}rth 2008


Today is March Fo{u}rth!


Let's march fo{u}rth today by setting goals to become better people each day. Here are a couple of quotes that I found about setting goals and marching fo{u}rth that I love.


"Life offers many challenges. Go forward worthily and with faith. The Lord will make you equal to every righteous task.....Let us go forth like the armies of Helaman and build the kingdom of God. Like the royal army, let us be “united, bold, and strong, … marching forth to conquer on life’s great battlefield” (see Hymns, no. 251). All of these hopes, blessings, and opportunities will come to us if we will only believe and be not afraid." -James E. Faust“Don’t Be Afraid,” New Era, Jul 1998, 4


"I am so thoroughly convinced that if we don’t set goals in our life and learn how to master the technique of living to reach our goals, we can reach a ripe old age and look back on our life only to see that we reached but a small part of our full potential. When you learn to master the principle of setting a goal, you will then be able to make a great difference in the results you attain in this life." -M. Russell Ballard“Go for It!,” New Era, Mar 2004, 4


Fears Family March Forth Goals for 2008

Todd: Read the Doctrine & Covenants
Journal every day
Submit at least 1 book proposal to a publisher
Run a full marathon
Give my wife a hug and a 6 second kiss every day{okay, I added that one to his list}

Liz: Run a full marathon
Take twelve family names to the temple
Run 800 miles by December 2008
Learn to play 3 hymns from the hymnbook
Give my husband a hug and a 6 second kiss every day

Brenna: Save $50.00
Journal four times a week
Read 1 chapter a week in the Book of Mormon
Practice the piano 30 minutes a day 5 days a week
Get to bed by 8:30/8:45 on school nights{I’m in full support of this goal}

Emma Grace: send birthday cards to all my cousins
Learn to play 2 songs from the Primary Passages song book
Go on one horse trail ride

Eliza: Learn to ride a bike without training wheels
Send birthday cards to all my cousins

Charlie: Learn to talk

Scott: Journal everyday
Have daily scripture study with Tracey
Don’t acquire any new debt

Tracey: Learn something new each quarter
Have daily scripture study with Scott
Don’t acquire any new debt
Bradley: Go camping with Corbin & Family at least 4 times this yearGo to Hawaii on Vacation with SarahJournal everydayRead the Book of Mormon cover to coverAttend the temple once a monthWrite a children’s book
Sarah: Attend temple once a monthJournal writingScripture studyKeep photos organized and in orderKeep scrapbooks up to dateSew a quilt

Alyssa: Learn letters and numbers moreHow to put together wordsLearn to readHow to do big cartwheels Corbin: Learn Letters and numbersLearn to play sports (catch and throw and kick...)ride a bike with no training wheels Ava: Learn to walkBe a good girl for mommy and daddyGrow some hair

Miralyn: To go along with a new found passion...read 6 books (it all started with Twilight and I realized, “hey this leisure reading is kind of nice”)

Brian: Get back into running - run two half marathons

Brady: Finish 7 merit badges

Connor: Get 25 silver arrowpoints on top of the regular requirements for cub scouts

Callie: - Read 3 fairy books all independently

Ashlyn: “learn how to ride my bike all by myself”

Tara:Keeping my Monthly Goals (New Years Resolution)
Attend the Temple with Gary (together) every month
Run the Ragnar and train well for it
Track my Miles
Read all of President Hinckley's Talks (or as many I can find)

Gary:Run a half marathon
Attend the Temple each month with my wife (Tara)
Stop biting my nailes in time segments - I will start by quitting for a whole week. (March 4-March 11). Hopefully I will do so good in this week that I continue on!
Land a big time Job!
Read Religous Material Frequently

Mom(Peggy): Read the Doctrine and Covenants and the commentary
Stop procrastinating…do things when called upon

Dad(Bob): Publish the Bishop’s book by summer 2008
Exercise by riding bike
Go to Gary’s graduation
Go to watch everyone run the Ragnar Relay

Julie: Read Sunday School and Relief Society lessons each week ahead of time to be ready for Sunday.Attend the temple once a month during the school year, but at least twice a month or more while the boys are in Kentucky.Organize all school units and have a planner ready and usable for the new year so that I can be ready and prepared ahead of time for each school week. (As Cody put it-"You mean organize your classroom!")
Be an active part of the Book Club in my ward and read all the books that we choose Cody: Bear my testimony at least 6 times this year in church. Achieve Tenderfoot and 2nd Class Scout by his 12th birthday in April.
Then acheive 1st class and be working on Star by next March 4th
Garrett: Achieve Wolf and Bear and as many badges as I can.Read the Pearl of Great Price and Joseph Smith History.

Alexa:To not procrastinate (school, Church, chores, etc)
Be able to run the Ragnar Relay. Run Cross Country and get a PR: 27 Min.
Don't pick my nails until March 11th

Susan:Be a "Menu Planner"
Be a better business owner such as being more "aggressive"
Train and run the Ragnar

Ethan:Read Scriptures every night
Work to improve my Pre-calc grade and study for my next ACT test
Work with Spencer to get my eagle scout award this year.

Spencer:Run 3 times a week
Get 7 Merit Badges
Run the Ragnar

Tanner:Scribble Scribble Scribble...Not sure what that says:)

Addison:Practice the Piano 5 times a week
Start Dance

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