I love that you keep getting up to the same routine every day and somehow manage to make it a different memory by each night.
-Lisa Jo Baker, "A Letter to Tired Mamas Everywhere," Huffington Post

When I take a small pebble and place it directly in front of my eye, it takes on the appearance of a mighty boulder. It is all I can see. It becomes all-consuming—like the problems of a loved one that affect our lives every waking moment. When the things you realistically can do to help are done, leave the matter in the hands of the Lord and worry no more. Do not feel guilty because you cannot do more. Do not waste your energy on useless worry. The Lord will take the pebble that fills your vision and cast it down among the challenges you will face in your eternal progress. It will then be seen in perspective. In time, you will feel impressions and know how to give further help. You will find more peace and happiness, will not neglect others that need you, and will be able to give greater help because of that eternal perspective.

-Elder Richard G. Scott (then in the Presidency of the Seventy), "To Help a Loved One," April 1988 General Conference

Happiness comes from understanding and living the teachings of the Lord. It comes from not being critical of ourselves when we don’t accomplish all we want to do.

-Elder Richard G. Scott (then in the Presidency of the Seventy), "To Help a Loved One," April 1988 General Conference