Alma 5:53-6:8
55 - Yea, and will you persist in turning your backs upon the poor, and the needy, and in withholding your substance from them?
James had a discussion with Wes Smith about helping the poor. Wes thinks it's a copout to say, "If I feel inspired I will help them." He says it's a commandment and we are not to judge. Wes says he breaks down $100 into fives and gives them away and somehow his pile keeps getting bigger. James wants me to get fifty dollars worth of five's so he can do the same thing.
I actually gave away $5 the other day to someone in Chandler. He had a purple shirt on and when he turned around to walk away it said: GSU on the back, Grand Canyon University. That's where Michael is going to go.
LaVerne and Shirley were back this morning right outside our bedroom window.
James called to get an appointment with Dr. LeSueur about his ears and they said they had a cancellation today at 3:45. We were going to leave for the temple at 3 and do a session before we clean tonight, but I guess we will have to wait until tomorrow. I don't want him to have to wait until the middle of June to get his ears cleaned. Dr. LeSueur also wrote him a prescription for a hearing aid and now we need to make an appointment at Cosco for a hearing aid.
Addy had her tonsils out today. I kept texting Trina to see how she was doing. She said the surgery went well, but she is pretty sore and can't talk.
We left for the temple around 6. Again we had to stop at Maverick for Icebreakers because I didn't think I could make it through the night without them.
James can't find his temple recommend so he had to wait at the front desk while I went back to change clothes and start my cleaning assignment.
I worked until about 7:40 and then went down to the chapel to wait for our ward members who were coming to help.
We were so grateful to have so many people come: Chris and Becky Skousen. Chris postponed his fishing trip so he could be here. Wes and Theresa Smith, Blain and Diana Curtis, Ed and Wes Miller, Virgil Cooper, Jerry Scott, Judy Hunter, Lorraine Vaught, Dave and Rosa Westbrook, Fred and Barbara Klug, and us. We had four people who didn't show up, but with us we had 20 that did. We were so grateful. We were finished around nine and home by 10, an hour earlier than I had figured. It was a good experience!
Molly had her first grade play this evening. It's the bug play that I have seen but is always so cute. Thanks Jared for sending the pictures!
55 - Yea, and will you persist in turning your backs upon the poor, and the needy, and in withholding your substance from them?
James had a discussion with Wes Smith about helping the poor. Wes thinks it's a copout to say, "If I feel inspired I will help them." He says it's a commandment and we are not to judge. Wes says he breaks down $100 into fives and gives them away and somehow his pile keeps getting bigger. James wants me to get fifty dollars worth of five's so he can do the same thing.
I actually gave away $5 the other day to someone in Chandler. He had a purple shirt on and when he turned around to walk away it said: GSU on the back, Grand Canyon University. That's where Michael is going to go.
LaVerne and Shirley were back this morning right outside our bedroom window.
LaVerne is with child, or children,
antelope usually have twins.
I went out this morning to look in the car for my present to Emmy, hoping it had fallen under the seat. No present, but I did find my debit card. I had to call Chase and have them remove the cancellation. James told me he looked everywhere in the car. That's a man for you.James called to get an appointment with Dr. LeSueur about his ears and they said they had a cancellation today at 3:45. We were going to leave for the temple at 3 and do a session before we clean tonight, but I guess we will have to wait until tomorrow. I don't want him to have to wait until the middle of June to get his ears cleaned. Dr. LeSueur also wrote him a prescription for a hearing aid and now we need to make an appointment at Cosco for a hearing aid.
Addy had her tonsils out today. I kept texting Trina to see how she was doing. She said the surgery went well, but she is pretty sore and can't talk.
We left for the temple around 6. Again we had to stop at Maverick for Icebreakers because I didn't think I could make it through the night without them.
James can't find his temple recommend so he had to wait at the front desk while I went back to change clothes and start my cleaning assignment.
I worked until about 7:40 and then went down to the chapel to wait for our ward members who were coming to help.
We were so grateful to have so many people come: Chris and Becky Skousen. Chris postponed his fishing trip so he could be here. Wes and Theresa Smith, Blain and Diana Curtis, Ed and Wes Miller, Virgil Cooper, Jerry Scott, Judy Hunter, Lorraine Vaught, Dave and Rosa Westbrook, Fred and Barbara Klug, and us. We had four people who didn't show up, but with us we had 20 that did. We were so grateful. We were finished around nine and home by 10, an hour earlier than I had figured. It was a good experience!
Molly had her first grade play this evening. It's the bug play that I have seen but is always so cute. Thanks Jared for sending the pictures!
Molly was a bumblebee
Such a cutie!
Tonight was Show Low High School graduation. Shelly from Vernon graduated, and Madison, Monte and Tasha's daughter.
Maddie has a scholarship to UofA.
She wants to be a veterinarian.
Shelly is the blonde and was one of
my young women. She is going to
be going to EA in Pima.
