I’ll admit it. I’m a check-list-a-holic. I can come up with a check list for almost anything – much to my family’s chagrin. I think secretly, they like my lists though.
I hit the jackpot today though! Check out this website: List Plan It!!
I get excited just thinking about it! LOL
I live in Canada – where Boxing Day is the holiday after the holiday. It’s a bizarre concept if you ask me. Many people have spent hours in malls in November and December and spent way too much money – only to continue on Boxing Day. I think it would be interesting to track Boxing Day purchases and see if people really do save much. I’m pretty sure whatever they’re buying isn’t anything they really need – just something to indulge in.
Somehow this video seems appropriate for Boxing Day:
There’s nothing like the recorded words in the Bible of this fabulous day we celebrate! Merry Christmas to one and all!
This is what I want:
But this is what I usually get:
How do I change that??
It’s a sure sign of my old age: talking about the good old days and all!
I spent a fair number of years in a young single adult ward, and have thought a lot lately about those years. I remember often hearing high councilmen recall their years in the same wards I was attending, with great fondness. They would often say that the friends made during those years would become life long friends. I have had a number of experiences lately at church meetings and other activities and meetings outside the church where I’ve run into friends from my YSA years and have found myself agreeing with that those high councilmen. Those are great friendships that I hope to maintain for years to come. I loved my years in the YSA ward. I think one of the brilliant things about a YSA ward is the innovative thinking and the ability to have fun. Thesevideos take me back to these days!