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Sunday, February 24, 2019

Saturday, February 23rd, 2019

Houston, Texas
97th operating temple
Dedicated: 26 Aug 2000
By: Gordon B. Hinckley

Jesus Christ, Divine Sonship
3 Nephi 9:15
Behold, I am Jesus Christ the Son of God. I created the heavens and the earth, and all things that in them are. I was with the Father from the beginning. I am in the Father, and the Father in me; and in me hath the Father glorified his name.
Book of Mormon
2 Nephi 15:1-30
*In a world virtually overflowing with knowledge how is there a famine of spiritual knowledge?
-With the easiness of a remote or mouse we can turn on our computers, internet and the TV and there is nothing we can't search. Talk about an information revolution. We can even llli up religion. How then are we becoming a people drowning in ignorance? Are we ever learning and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth? (2Timothy). People understand famine and how it feels to go hungry, but when it comes to spiritual hunger and a famine of hearing the words of the Lord, we often look for a quick fix, and substitute half truths and only hear and feel what we want the truth to be. We need more than a snack, casual interest in spiritual truths, we need to feast on the words of the Lord. We need more than a nibble of things that nourish the spirit, we need our daily supplement of vitamin "S" (scriptures). sue_heugly, bofm365
New Testament "Come Follow Me"
Ideas for Family Scripture Study and Family Home Evening
Matthew 5:1-9; 21-25, 38-44; Help you family be peacemakers Matthew 5:14-16; DC 103:9-10; How can we be a light to others?
43-44 How can we pray for those who have been unkind to us?
"Blessed are the Peacemakers" Russell M. Nelson, 10/02
New Era
"In the Lord's Hands," "We Don't Always Know Why," "Will You God?" "I Sang My Testimony," "You MTC Experience"
General Conference
Wounded
Elder Neil L. Andersen
"Remember, repentance is powerful spiritual medicine. Keep the commandments and be worthy of the Comforter, remembering that the Savior promised, 'I will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you.' The peace of the temple is a soothing balm to the wounded soul. Return to the Lord's house with your wounded heart and your family names as frequently as possible. The temple projects our brief moment in mortality onto the wide screen of eternity."



Today was a beautiful sunny day with a high of 33. Our neighbor Chuck came over and bladed our driveway and road with his tractor. We are so grateful to him.We were beginning to wonder if we would make it to church tomorrow.

James took the car in to the Vernon post office to see if he got the two books he ordered to trade. No such luck. I stayed home and fixed lunch. We had my favorite green beans with new potatoes, garlic, onions, ham and butter and a little chicken stock. They were delicious!

This time I used ham instead of bacon and we
liked it better.

My main chore for the day was getting our 17 FBA books ready to ship. It is so frustrating that Amazon now divides up the shipment. I had three books going to Maryland, 13 to California, and 1 to Wisconsin. Not only is it annoying to have to prepare three boxes but the cost is more. $6.64 to the ones going to Maryland, $8.42 to the ones to California, and $4.52 for the one book. If I could have sent them all in one box my shipping would have been under ten dollars. 

I carried in wood today while James shoveled snow. 

This evening James and I watched a movie together. A new Hallmark starring Autumn Reeser, my favorite, and Kavan Smith.

I don't like Autumn's look here but she
changes about half way through the
movie to more casual.



 The Hallmark movies I watched while blogging,
preparing the books to be shipped, and
walking.


 Stacy said she looks like Rowan in this picture,
I said, more like Annie Oakley.

I love this picture of Ruby even if
it's blurry because it looks like she is
dancing!

Vickie:

 Snowmageddon

Trina sent this picture of the Superstition Mountain
Gorgeous!

Not so gorgeous.



 Baby nightie?

Carrot face




A new record for me.


Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Monday, January 25, 2016

Cathi gets ready to leave for California and we get ready to leave for home.  We wash all the sheets and towels and rugs before we leave and make sure the room and bathroom are clean.  We really do appreciate Cathi and Terry allowing us to stay with them.  They make us feel very welcome and we love their dogs.
We pack the vacuum and file cabinet into our car.  We have shakes, walnuts and bananas for breakfast.  James makes a Sonic run for Cathi and I before we leave.  
We stop at Bass Pro Shop and James spends $200 of his gift cards on various items.  I buy some sugar-cinnamon coated almonds while I am waiting for him.  
Is there really $200 worth of stuff in that bag?
By the time we got to Payson we were hungry so we stopped at Chili's for lunch.  I had a 6 oz. steak with a salad, cooked tomatoes, garlic and avocados.  It was delicious!  James has fish tacos but forgets to ask for corn tortillas.  
There is still lots of snow on the rim.
 We stopped at the bank and Show Low.  When we got to Vernon, Chuck was on Owen Peeler's tractor grading our road.  We do appreciate our good neighbor.  He stops to tell us that our garage door is open.  Oh dear...how many days have we been gone?

We put stuff away and I put the new bedspread on our bed.  I love it!
 This picture doesn't show how really purple it is.
This shows it a little better.
 We watched three movies tonight:
"Unleashing Mr. Darcy"
"The Apple Mortgage Cake"
(We loved this one!)
"Comeback Dad"