Showing posts with label Elder Hall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elder Hall. Show all posts

Saturday, September 9, 2017

Thursday, August 31st, 2017

Stockholm, Sweden
34th operating temple
Dedicated: 2 July 1985 by Gordon B. Hinckley


Jesus Christ, Antemortal Existence of
Mosiah 7:27
And because he said unto them that Christ was the God, the Father of all things, and said that he should take upon him the image of man, and it should be the image after which man was created in the beginning; or in other words, he said that man was created after the image of God, and that God should come down among the children of men, and take upon him flesh and blood, and go forth upon the face of the earth -
Alma 58:30-59:13
How did Helaman's young warriors show their faith in God, despite the "many wounds" they received? (Alma 58:38-40)
As you face challenges in life, how can you benefit from following the example of the sons of Helaman?
*"It is better to prepare and prevent than it is to repair and repent."
-President Ezra Taft Benson
*Sheri: I listened to a talk today where Elder Hales talked about this. He said: "Sometimes people ask, 'Why do I have to go to sacrament meeting?' or 'Why do I have to live the Word of Wisdom, pay tithing? Why can't I have one foot in Babylon?' May I tell you why? Because spiritual pedaling takes both feet! Unless you are fully engaged in living the gospel--living it with all of your 'heart, might, mind and strength'--you cannot generate enough spiritual light to push back the darkness."
DC 124:131-145
What did I learn from this chapter?
*Verse 143: The above offices I have given unto you, and the keys thereof, for helps and for governments for the work of the ministry and the perfecting of my saints.
General Conference
Foundations of Faith
Elder Quentin L. Cook
"Adversity should not be viewed as either disfavor from the Lord or a withdrawal of His blessings. Opposition in all things is part of the refiner's fire to prepare us for an eternal celestial destiny. Think of the Savior on the cross and the Prophet Joseph Smith in Liberty Jail."

I love this quote!

My car has a flat tire and we don't have the wheel lock to change it. When we got our oil changed and tires rotated at Sears last time, they kept the wheel lock. Thank goodness for Brian. He went to Lexus of Chandler and purchased a new wheel lock and will bring it up with him when he and Kim come tomorrow. 

We went to the Snowflake distribution center to pick up our temple clothes that we ordered. I got my shoes but the top I ordered was not available. I ordered another one in another size. After picking up our clothes we went to El Cupido's for something to eat. James and I both got their special, a taco and a toastado. They were both very tasty!  Next stop, Walmart. I bought another lamp for Kim and Brian's room downstairs. We picked up a few other things, but I will have to do my real shopping tomorrow. Home again, home again, jiggity jig.

I worked on my blog this afternoon. James is pretty discouraged because of the equipment situation around here and so am I. The tractor is still sitting where it was a week ago when James was going to load it on the trailer to take it to the valley. 

I put sheets on the bed downstairs in the basement for Kim and Brian, did some cleaning and put up the new lamp. Let there be light!

Tomorrow is going to be a busy day, shopping and cleaning!

Photos:

One of my favorite views

Our tractor we were going to take to the 
valley to trade in won't start

Look what we brought back from the valley...
more broken down equipment!

Braylin took Arnold the pig to school.
Arnold gave Braylin a kiss. I guess he likes school.

The Vernon ward elders quorum president

One of the two missionaries serving from Vernon
who comes home in a few days. Elder Hall.

A valley storm


Monday, February 3, 2014

Saturday, January 25, 2014

James had a meeting with Francisco this morning at Lake Park Village.  The job starts Monday and since Francisco will be starting before James gets there James wanted to make sure he knew what needed to be done.  There are still some delays with the Hatch Hanger job thanks to new regulations by the city of Chandler.  They always like to make things difficult.  James will also be doing a job for Rick at Chandler Auto Body when he finsihes the job at Lake Park Village.

James and I went to Evan and Rowan's soccer game this morning.  They play for the orange lasers. 
Grandpa and Ruby "watching the soccer game."
At one point Ruby said: "Oh grampa, let's go sit by gramma, she looks lonely."  Thanks Ruby for thinking of me.
Ruby and Grampa at the end of the tunnel for 
the boys to run through.
After the game we said goodbye to Ruby, Rowan, Darrel, Trina, Evan and Sheri, and James and I headed to Elmer's for lunch.  We love their machaca burros.  After lunch we went home, packed everything up, picked up Sheri and Evan and headed to Max's flag football game way out at Payne Jr. High on Riggs and Higley.  Max plays for the Saints, and they are awesome.  Max made a touchdown and scored an extra point.  The final score was Saints 33, Steelers 7.  

We drove home the Globe way and I slept most of the way home.  We got home around 5:30, unload the truck and put some things away before watching Sherlock.  James fixed coleslaw and beans for dinner.  It always feels good to be home.

Facebook finds:
Elder Hall in Argentina
Karin and Steve Westerman