Here are a few imperfect thoughts about grief. Continue reading
I Got This?
When you look at a task
that seems difficult for you
take a deep breath and say,
“I got this,” then jump in and do. Continue reading
Opinion vs Solution
Sometimes when we have an idea we think it’s the best idea or the only idea. That’s not always the case though, correct? Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Abiding in God and Repairing the Breach
Books!
I admit, I am lousy at self-promotion. But these books may be my only retirement plan. So buy a book and keep me out of the poor house. Kidding/not kidding. Continue reading
Danny Vaughn
Whatever happened to Danny Vaughn?
Man, I sure wish I knew. Continue reading
Gift of Gab
Does this really need an explanation?
As a quiet person I get tired of having my quietness pointed out as a flaw. Not all chatter is welcome, good, or helpful.
Just sayin.
General Conference thoughts: Turn On Your Light
by Sharon Eubank
Critics who complain about women in the church being ‘second rate’ obviously have never done their homework. The beauty of this talk is that Sister Eubanks uses a talk from Spencer W. Kimball given nearly forty years ago. And President Kimball’s words are not dated one bit. Still very much true. Continue reading
Be Not Deceived
After traversing through a difficult trial that tested the limits of my faith, a church leader read Doctrine and Covenants 112:24-26 to me. Whether he intended to have me read it as a warning because of the actions of others or my own actions I’m still unclear. But it did get me thinking about the verses and led to a personal study. Here are some of my thoughts on the subject of being deceived. Or rather, how I can avoid being deceived in the days that blur the line between fact and fiction, right and wrong, light and dark. Continue reading
The King of Belgium
I went to see the movie Dunkirk. Curious about the history, I read a book to find out more. I learned about King Leopold of Belgium and thought it a bit of a sad story. The story filtered out into my daily writing exercise. Continue reading
