“Marriage, in its truest sense, is a partnership of equals, with neither exercising dominion over the other, but, rather, with each encouraging and assisting the other in whatever responsibilities and aspirations he or she might have.”—Gordon B. Hinckley.♥️ I’ve shared this quote before, and I’ll share it again because I love it so much, and it epitomizes this guy right here. We have taken turns supporting each other through building businesses, having babies, ups, downs, etc., etc. We’ve been bff’s and AT each other’s throats. I’ve mentioned it a couple of times over the years, but we almost split up during our first year of marriage. It was so hard. Everybody has a different journey, but I’m so grateful for everything we have learned and continue to learn! I love every new wrinkle I see on his face, and I feel like we have raised each other! We both have strong personalities, and the more we understand each other, the more simple things feel!😂💕 Happy Wednesday, friends! Thanks for letting me overshare! Hoping that this can help someone in some way!💕 #thedaintypear #tdpmarriage #tdpfarmhouse 📷: @valoryjean 
Hi! I’m Sarah. This is Penelope, our little Pig, and one of our chicks! (They were all named at one point and now I call most of the chicks Lola Puff, which our 4 year old named one of them last year, since I can’t tell them apart.🤷🏻♀️😂💕) We decided to start our farm to teach our kids the value of hard work, and to be grounded from the busyness of the world. We are learning new lessons all the time! Thanks for being here!!!💕💕💕 #thedaintypear #tdpfarmfam 📷: @valoryjean 
Happy Sunday and Happy Mother’s Day!💕 “While we tend to equate motherhood solely with maternity, in the Lord’s language, the word mother has layers of meaning. Of all the words they could have chosen to define her role and her essence, both God the Father and Adam called Eve “the mother of all living”—and they did so before she ever bore a child. Like Eve, our motherhood began before we were born… Motherhood is more than bearing children, though it is certainly that. It is the essence of who we are as women. It defines our very identity, our divine stature and nature, and the unique traits our Father gave us.” -Sheri Dew #thedaintypear #tdpsundaythought #tdpholidays 
Sometimes the farm lyfe be cray.🙈 A couple of our chicks were taken out by some ruthless raccoons! (Like… seriously ruthless. They don’t even eat them, they just put their hands through the chicken wire and grab them!😩) The kids were sad, and I felt bad, and that is the tale of the raccoons and small chickens.😭😅🐓 On anther note, this chicken is one of the first we ever got last year, and they are laying like champs!🥚#thedaintypear #tdpfarmfam 📷: @valoryjean 
Got to bring my cute Abuelita to be on my @goodthingsutah segment today!!!💕 (Also, the girls dressed themselves!😂😍➡️) Happy Friday, friends! #thedaintypear #tdpyoutube 
“Black clouds may also form in our lives, which can blind us to God’s light and even cause us to question if that light exists for us anymore. Some of those clouds are of depression, anxiety, and other forms of mental and emotional affliction. They can distort the way we perceive ourselves, others, and even God. They affect women and men of all ages in all corners of the world. Likewise damaging is the desensitizing cloud of skepticism that can affect others who have not experienced these challenges. Like any part of the body, the brain is subject to illnesses, trauma, and chemical imbalances. When our minds are suffering, it is appropriate to seek help from God, from those around us, and from medical and mental health professionals. ♡ My dear sisters, it is normal to feel sad or worried once in a while. Sadness and anxiety are natural human emotions. However, if we are constantly sad and if our pain blocks our ability to feel the love of our Heavenly Father and His Son and the influence of the Holy Ghost, then we may be suffering from depression, anxiety, or another emotional condition. ♡ My dear friends, it can happen to any of us—especially when, as believers in the plan of happiness, we place unnecessary burdens on ourselves by thinking we need to be perfect now. Such thoughts can be overwhelming. Achieving perfection is a process that will take place throughout our mortal life and beyond—and only through the grace of Jesus Christ. In contrast, when we open up about our emotional challenges, admitting we are not perfect, we give others permission to share their struggles. Together we realize there is hope and we do not have to suffer alone.” -Reyna Aburto. Find the full talk on the blog!💕 Happy Wednesday, friends! 📷: @valoryjean #thedaintypear #mentalhealthawarenessmonth