Wednesday, February 12, 2014

What matters most

When I was still in school I didn’t really understand how people would think about marriage right after serving a LDS mission, without a degree, money, housing, or ways to support a family. I couldn't understand how women from XXI century would choose stay home and raise children over a career either. 


After getting my bachelor's degree and finishing an internship in the U.S I was ready to enter the market. But instead I decided to get married and move to United States. Ironically, I got married to a student and started a whole new life with no house and a very limited budget to support a family.


Ale and I got married in 2008 and one year later we had a baby girl. I turns out I found my place being home nurturing this little human being.


I've learned so much these past years. The most important thing I've learned is I should always listen to my heart and follow it despite what everybody says. Some decisions in life are not easy to make, but trusting Heavenly Father's guidance I know we can always make the right decisions, and most important to be genuinely happy with them.

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