If I had known today
that this was going to be
the very last day of summer
I would have treated it differently. Continue reading
Too much
General Conference thoughts: Ministering as the Savior Does
by Jean B. Bingham
In the end (and we are nowhere near the end of discussing this topic), the most compelling example anyone can give is of the Savior Himself. Look to Jesus, He will show you the way on how to minister. He is, of course, the perfect minister. Continue reading
The Cataract of Lodore
There is a place called Brown’s Park that encompasses northwestern Colorado, southern Wyoming, and northeastern Utah. The history of it is replete with Native Americans, early 20th century outlaws (Butch Cassidy), cattle rustlers, cattle barons, homesteaders, and miners. Mixed in all that history happens to be some of my family history. My mom’s ancestors once lived in in Brown’s Park (nee Hole). Her grandma once danced with Butch Cassidy. Continue reading
The Art of Letting Go
Another Proverb
This is the second proverb I made a meme of. It came from a comment during class that a fellow class member shared. I liked it and thought I’d make a meme.
General Conference thoughts: Be With and Strengthen Them
by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland
How to be a decent human being 101. That’s what this is all about. If the heart is the symbol of love and we live in a time when “men’s hearts shall fail them” (Doctrine and Covenants 45:26) is it any wonder we need to be reminded how to use our heart? Or that we need to know how to put the checklist down and focus on people? Continue reading
The distraction plan
I knew the date was coming. For two years, I was aware of the day. It caused no small amount of worry, pondering, and contemplating. This was going to be a difficult day. But it was two years away so I could put it to the back of my mind. Continue reading
Waning Enthusiasm
I once was excited
as energized as could be. Continue reading
Momma’s Proverb
A few Sundays ago, we discussed The Proverbs in Sunday School. I decided since the Bible’s Proverbs are the original memes (so to speak) I thought I’d make a couple of memes out of them. This first one includes a thought from my mom in parenthesis. I use her last set of scriptures to study the weekly Sunday School lessons and I love when I find a scribbled personal note from her. Continue reading
