Joy Is...

Capturing a sweet photo of two of your sons together.

Joy is also capturing another son getting in on the fun without ruining the original photo. 

Joy Is...

Sitting down at the request of your little one as he puts on a show for you.

Joy Is...

Snuggles with your youngest while your older children are at school.

Joy Is...

Seeing your 6-year old take time to read his scriptures and make comments about what he's reading.

Joy is also realizing he learned it from watching his older sister.

Joy Is...

Listening to your children play a duet together on their stringed instruments.

Joy Is...

Listening to your children burst into song at the dinner table.

Joy is also recognizing that they know all the words to "Moses supposes his toeses are roses..." from Singin' in the Rain.

Joy Is...

Watching your children learn magic tricks from a real professional magician.

Joy Is...

watching your little boys having so much fun on the simplest of playground equipment- the slide.

Joy Is...

having a clean enough floor to play on.

Joy Is...

playing a board game with a middle child.

Joy Is...

seeing your oldest boy and your youngest boy have bonding time together.

Joy Is...

 Having Grandma visit and do an art project with the kids.

Joy Is...

relaxing by watching home videos of the family with the family.

Joy Is...

Playing tag with toy trains and tracks.

Joy Is...

seeing a big sister help her brother with his homework.

Joy Is...

Listening to a medley of Winnie the Pooh, Jingle Bells, and Tomorrow (from Annie) sung by a two year old while he's playing with Batman and Joker toys.

Joy Is...

Slowing down and enjoying precious moments like playing a game with your children.

Joy is also getting ready for National Game and Puzzle Week, November 18-24, 2012.

Joy Is...

The look of surprise on a little boy's face when his first magic trick works for the first time.

Joy is also a patient and loving big sister who teaches her brother how to do his first magic trick.

Joy Is...

Going on a hike with your family.

Joy is also keeping hydrated and eating brownies afterward.

Joy Is...

Having things organized enough to just pull out the sewing machine and get to sewing in your room.

Joy is also sewing burp cloths for your daughter's teacher who is going to have a baby.