Seattle, Washington
19th operating temple
Dedicated: 17-21 Nov 1980
By: Spencer W. Kimball
Jesus Christ, Teaching mode of
Luke 7:42
And when they had nothing to pay, he frankly forgave them both. Tell me therefore, which of them will love him most?
Book of Mormon
2 Nephi 1:1-12
Come Follow Me
Book of Mormon Student Manual & The New Testament Gathering Personal Insights
Jesus's Name
Anointed One
Lesson Words
Forty, "Follow Me", Divine Potential
Favorite Scritpure
Luke 4:18-19
OctGenCon
A Framework For Personal Revelation
Elder Dale G. Renlund
Of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
If we have received personal revelation for our situation and the circumstances have not changed, God has already answered our question. For example, we sometimes ask repeatedly for reassurance that we have been forgiven. If we have repented, been filled with joy and peace of conscience, and received a remission of our sins, we do not need to ask again but can trust the answer God has already given.
100 Favorite Verses - Trust in The Lord
Proverbs 3:5-6
Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.
I got up at 4:30 this morning. It was another beautiful day. The high was around 53 degrees, lots of sunshine and no wind. In spite of the good weather, James worked most of the morning inside the house. He was able to file a complaint with Venmo and they refunded his $560 so that made him very happy.
At nap time James crawled inside of his sauna blanket. I guess he likes it. This afternoon he took his truck over to Barbara's to get his Cat. Even though it has a new battery, he had to user jumper cables to get it started. He drove the Cat home and then I took him back to get his truck.
I made cherry almond shortbread cookies this afternoon. I was going to give them to my February birthday girls, Stacy, Trina, Sheri, and Karen Schneider but I didn't like them so James and I are keeping them. (I would throw them away but James hates to waste food, even lousy food). As I went to mix these cookies up I noticed the recipe didn't call for any eggs. I thought that was a little unusual but I followed the recipe anyway. I put the dough in the refrigerator for four hours before baking the cookies, just as the recipe said. I actually mixed them up this morning so by 3:30 they were ready to bake. I used my silicon mats which I love, and didn't even know I had until I went through my cupboards. The cookies were meh. James tried them and said they were good but a little sweet. I thought they lacked flavor and was quite disappointed because they look so cute. Oh well, live and learn.
Today is my brother Harold's 73rd birthday. Brian, Harold & Vickie's youngest son, texted earlier and asked if we would like to go out to dinner this evening with the family to celebrate his dad's birthday. I said yes so we met everyone this evening at the Hungry Buffalo at 7 p.m. Again, I forgot to take a picture but here is a list of everyone who was there: Harold, Vickie, Dennis, Denise, Monte, Tasha, Zachary, Brian, Cher, and Colby. It was great to be with my family and we both really enjoyed seeing everyone. I sat by Vickie and as we were sitting waiting for our dinner to come, she looked over at the wall near where the TV was and said: I made that decoration. It was round and looked like a windmill and I thought it went very well with the rest of the decor in the room. She said she and Harold used to make things and sell them at the Hub. Well, someone from Hungry Buffalo bought this particular item and it looks great. Vickie is very talented and crafty.
James ordered salmon and a baked potato and Vickie and I both ordered the green chili pork sandwich and a salad. All of our food was delicious. James said the salmon was the best salmon he has ever eaten. It was a great evening but after we had finished eating and sat and visited for awhile we decided it was time to go because we still didn't have all of our steps. Dennis & Denise have been trying to get me to watch a video on YouTube called "3 Mile American Heart Walk by Leslie Sansone. They said it is really good and she has you up your pace and kick up your legs. I said, "I won't be kicking up my legs, I would fall over." They laughed and so did Cher who was sitting next to them. We gave hugs and said our goodbyes. I told Brian I was impressed with his choice of restaurants and that I was grateful he invited us. He said, "always." He and Cher always invite us to their socks and pajamas Christmas party but we never get to come because it is usually on the night we have our family party in the valley. I wanted to mention that I talked a little with Tasha about teaching third grade. She has always taught junior high and high school. She said it was a little difficult getting used to the kids and how tender they are about things. She said she has one girl that bursts out crying if she says anything to her. She also said that their oldest daughter, Kaytlynn works in downtown Chandler at a hamburger place called Maddie D's. I think that is right across from the San Marcos where we stayed in December.
When we got home we walked and listened to "The Storm Descends" before going to bed.
James's sunsets
Nicki was born.
Addy wanted to run the marathon but
she hurt her hip.
My friend Kaeli was there too!