Wet-Willy Wonder

Thinking about some of the decisions couples have to make when they are married is how many kids they want to have. When I watched a documentary about the declining fertility and birth rates and people were interviewed about this subject a lot of people said that they think that one or two children is the perfect amount. While some people said that they came from big families and enjoyed always having someone to be around. There is no rule that defines a golden number of children you should have in order to be part of a perfect family. The number of children you have is up to you and your spouse. We should remember what the Lord told Adam and Eve when they first arrived to the Garden of Eden, "be fruitful, multiply and replenish the earth" and modern day leaders have said that this specific commandment should still be followed if it physically possible (Genesis 1:28).  Children are so important to the Lord and to his plan. When we have children, we begin to feel the love

As you may be able to tell, I have never blogged before. I thought that this would be an easy thing, but when you're not very creative, like me, it's a little tough. Besides that, I should probably introduce myself before I go off on some sort of tangent... My name is Ashley Clawson. I like brownies,  Dr. Pepper and a proud supporter of singing your favorite song at the top of your lungs and dancing as a cure for most things in life.  I'm studying Marriage and Family at Brigham Young University-Idaho. My goal is to be a marriage and family therapist. I have two younger siblings who are type one diabetic, a dad who is bald, and a mom who is deaf. My family is cause for some interesting stories. (From left) Lulu, our favorite family friend, my sister Emma, my dad, my mom, me and my brother Luke.  This photo is a bit outdated, but it's the best one we all have together. Just imagine my younger brother a lot taller. We all love each other, but we also fight