I wouldn’t say I’m sick
just not feeling very well.
Maybe all I need is my bed
for how long I can’t tell. Continue reading
You got this, you do
Knowing this and accepting this are two different things. It’s not easy to go in the opposite direction of our goal but sometimes we need to. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: Feasting upon the Words of Christ
My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving. It’s the holiday about eating good food. A lot of food. But it’s more than the ton-o-food that makes a feast. Continue reading
Pitiful
Hmm, I see you size me up with that look in your eye. “Any kiddos?” you ask which is PC for any human connections. Continue reading
The Bully
The wind did what wind does
and blew and blew
like a bully it pushed that tree
but the branches knew what to do. Continue reading
No promises
Hmm, there may be some gray area on this. I won’t make an opinion on the subject. I know me too well. Continue reading
General Conference thoughts: The Eye of Faith
First of all, how cool is that artwork Elder Andersen used as his object lesson? I’d love to visit the exhibit in New York (if it is still available). Continue reading
…and furthermore
To be considered a true Wyomingite you must have a dog. Or cat. But really a dog. With the exception of me but in many ways I am a Wyomingite paradox. But this isn’t really about me it’s about a particular dog on one of my walking routes. Last fall I encountered this dog while on my walks and never took a picture. This spring, or rather after the winter thaw, I again walked by this house and the dog did not disappoint me. This time I took a picture as proof. Continue reading
The Two Great Commandments
We are told
to love God and our fellow man.
Is that goal
even a feasible, possible plan? Continue reading
Communication problems
Sure, it may have been said and you may have said it when someone was in the room. But that doesn’t mean they heard it well enough to process it. Never assume it was heard or heard in the manner you intended. In fact, when it comes to communication, assuming is a bad idea in general. Continue reading
