I write every day for at least 20 minutes. Or, at least, I set aside 20 minutes a day to write. Sometimes there’s a tad more day dreaming or Facebooking than actual writing. At any rate, I fill up little notebooks fairly quickly at that rate. I usually go through those notebooks to fill up this blog. I figure as long as I have thoughts written down in the books I’ll keep up this blog even though I don’t get a lot of views. Sometimes when I go to the books to fill in my little blog the pickins are a bit slim. Not every thought is worth sharing. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Be Ye Therefore Perfect – Eventually
by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland
This belonged to one of the major themes I picked up on the last conference. A conference watcher usually picks up on themes needed most in his or her life. This was no different. Continue reading
A mixed bag
By the end of the month, I have gone through my blog and have scheduled selected previous posts on my Facebook page. I meticulously (or randomly) go through each year since 2011 and choose which posts to re-share. It’s a rather silly and tedious chore to do for very little payoff. Continue reading
True Love
Plus side of winter
No explanation necessary, right? Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: The Living Bread Which Came Down from Heaven
by Elder D. Todd Christofferson
Food is necessary for our survival. We consume it and it becomes energy for our bodies. The right kind of food sustains us and helps us grow. Without nutritious food our bodies become weak and sick. Continue reading
Don’t you worry, child
According to my handy-dandy online calculator, there are only 182 days until June 1. Continue reading
If Only
If I had more focus
there’s no doubt
I could get a little more done
and work it all out. Continue reading
Back to work
General Conference thoughts: I Have a Work for Thee
by Elder John C. Pingree, Jr
I believe this is the second talk that has pretty much stated ‘you have a work to do.’ In other words, this is not a time for slackers. All hands are needed. Continue reading
