I know
there is a to-do list to do.
I know
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Unplug kind of day
A summer day is begging to be noticed. So unplug and take a day to experience summer your way. However that may be. Photo taken near Pinedale, Wyoming. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Opening the Heavens for Help
First, we have the focus and the why. All we do and believe points to the living Jesus Christ. He is the head of this church. He is the sole purpose of our belief.
Continue readingThe Silver Hair Robin Hoods
I. The Call
My phone buzzed on the nightstand.
I have it set to DO NOT DISTURB between the hours of 10:00pm and 6:00am every night to eliminate telemarketer and occasional drunk caller rudeness. If this call was getting through at 1:00am it indicated a second call within three minutes. This was a deliberate attempt to reach me. Not a good sign. Continue reading
Boo is what I will do
Big plans
I have always been the type to follow the path of least resistance. But that hasn’t stopped me from dreaming big dreams. Not really a formula for success. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: He Goes Before Us
Here’s the thing. We are on Heavenly Father’s timetable. He knows the schedule. We are on schedule. Trust in this fact. I don’t know about you but this helps me to have peace despite our current climate.
Continue readingThe Lesson at the Prayer Vigil
Sunday, June 14, 2020
In the midst of the 2020 protests and riots, my small Wyoming community held an interfaith prayer vigil in a local park. Several preachers and pastors spoke, church choirs sang, the mayor and town police chief each spoke. It was a proactive attempt to unite our community and recognize God’s hand is needed to achieve such goals. It was a lovely effort but the greatest lesson I received that night came from a personal observation that had nothing to do with what was preached or pleaded. It came from watching a little girl play on the playground equipment while waiting for her family attending the vigil.
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Walk with confidence
Here’s a personal observation: confidence is key. If you exhibit confidence (note I did not say if you HAVE confidence) people will listen and follow you. You can tell them a fabricated story but if you say it with confidence (take out hedge words and sounds) people will believe; if you walk with confidence people will follow (right off a cliff perhaps). Knowledge is not the key, confidence is. Photo taken in southwest Wyoming.
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