Please imagine if you will,
A time so very long ago.
A place we had known so well,
But now, we don’t even know.
Please imagine if you will,
A time so very long ago.
A place we had known so well,
But now, we don’t even know.
by Kevin R. Duncan
I’ll admit it. This is not easy for me. While my talent is to constantly see the other side of the coin, there are some people I have not offered my forgiveness to. Who am I hurting when I do that?

The last time I did this challenge was five years ago with my young women. Within two years, I had completed it three times each in a 92 day time frame. I put it to rest because I thought maybe it was emphasizing the wrong point. Reading the Book of Mormon shouldn’t be a hurried race. We should take time to feast. So I developed a 6 month reading schedule and a 365 day reading schedule.
by Gary E. Stevenson
If God is a perfect being and one who lives in an orderly and perfect kingdom, wouldn’t you think the ability to use His power would require the same kind of order?

by Henry B. Eyring
“If ye have felt to sing the song of redeeming love, I would ask, can ye feel so now?” Alma 5:26. That’s the goal of life, isn’t it? Once we have started on the path to ‘press forward’ to not become deterred.

It’s probably just me but this street sign in my town gives me the giggles. It’s at an intersection and as you can see, is very detailed on how the intersection looks.
I don’t know why. I picture the employee who took the time to draw a detailed picture for the sign maker. Or the poor person who happens upon the intersection for the first time, in the dark, and drives off the road (I’d like to ask a newcomer if this sign is helpful). Or the devious street planner who created an intersection knowing how the sign would look.
Whatever it is, I’m pretty certain I am the only person who sees humor in this. I’m okay with that.