Vernal, Utah
51st operating temple
Dedicated: 2 Nov 1997
By: Gordon B. Hinckley
Jesus Christ, Redeemer
Mosiah 16:15
Teach them that redemption cometh through Christ the Lord, who is the very Eternal Father. Amen.
Book of Mormon
Helaman 15:7-16:18
D&C
Saints chapter 23, pages 260-273
"Come Follow Me"
111 The Lord can "order all things for my good."
OctGenCon
"The Love of God"
Elder D. Todd Christofferson
The Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
Our Father and our Redeemer have blessed us with commandments, and in obeying Their commandments, we feel Their perfect love more fully and more profoundly.
The Articles of Faith
#12
We believe in being subject to kings, presidents, rulers, and magistrates, in obeying, honoring, and sustaining the law.
James brought in all of my "shopping treasures" in the back of Sheri's car before she left to take her car to get the windshield fixed
this morning. I worried about getting this done most of the night.
It is raining in the valley today. James tried to contact Max but I think Max just slept through the calls.
I had key lime pie for breakfast. I finished Friday's blog entry. James called as I was working on my computer at the end of Sheri's dining room table. He said there was lightning and thunder all around where he was working on a metal ladder and he didn't feel safe so he was coming back. He asked me to get ready before he got there, which I did.
Ian had taken Evan to the orthodontist this morning so I asked Evan how his appointment went. He said they tightened his braces and it hurt. I sympathized and said wouldn't it be nice if we never had to have braces. Evan said that Joshua was lucky because his teeth were straight and he didn't have to have braces.
James and I were both hungry when we left Sheri's. James said we would stop at Culver's in Payson which didn't sound that great to me. As we were driving north on the 101 approaching the Baseline/Southern exit I mention Whataburger. James got off the freeway and we drove north to Broadway and Dobson to the Whataburger we have been to many times. It was 2 o'clock in the afternoon and there were four or five cars in line. Late lunchers just like us. We both ordered a Whataburger Jr. We wished we had ordered a regular because these juniors seemed awfully small. While waiting in line we listened to our book, "The Lady and the Highwayman."
James stopped at Speedway in Payson for gas and the necessary. While inside he got a gas station chicken salad sandwich. He wanted tuna but they were out. He must really be hungry!
Before we got to Payson we saw two wrecked semi trucks off the road. I guess they were having trouble driving on the wet highway.
As we left Payson and climbed the hill for Heber it was raining and the sky was black for as far as I could see ahead of us. Stacy texted me and said there was a tornado warning for Navajo county. Denise, my sister-in-law posted this on Facebook:
We passed through Linden shortly after this. Although it was raining, we did not see a tornado or the remains of one. It never touched ground.
It rained on us all the way home and was still raining when we drove into our driveway. We got a little wet going in. After putting all my stuff away except for the blankets I bought which are still in James's truck, I turned on "DWTS" and walked. I only got 6,000 steps today.
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