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Hello again, the summer is winding down for us, and school will be starting soon, I'm homeschooled, and I love it. I have a better outlook on this year, and the nightmare about a schoolbus pulling into our driveway to pick me up has left, so here I go. I won't hold another opinion against anyone, but I believe that homeschooling gives me more flexibility in pursuing education, and it also allows me to spend more time with my family. I have been thinking more recently about what career I wan... Read More
Water is the most important resource a person will need in order to survive after an emergency or disaster. The average person can survive for three to four days without water. Unfortunately, water from lakes and rivers etc. often can be contaminated with chemicals or germs which can cause serious illness or death. As Coleridge put it in his Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner, "Water, water, everywhere, nor any drop to drink." His mariner was on the sea, surrounded by salt water, all of it undrinkable... Read More
May the joy of my heart burst forth as the fountains and day-springs of everlasting water! The Great Redeemer surely hath spoken peace unto my soul; he hath cleansed the corruption of sin from the walls of my tabernacle, in spirit and in clay. Be not puffed up, O, my heart; be not exalted of thyself, O, my soul. Remember, remember the days of thy youth, and the days of thy sojourn of childhood. Cast thine eyes upon truth, and count not the steps between. God hath led thee by the hand; he ha... Read More
Having a mission, purpose and/ or cause for our life is vital to our ability to weather afflictions and setbacks. It also helps us select opportunities out of all the choices in life. It helps us stretch a little more each day because we know and love where we are going. We feel our own worth because we realize we have a unique life that no one else can give. It is important that there is chosen -- or really, discovered -- only one focus for the entire life. We sta... Read More
Here is a summary (a repeat) of the principles that I have presented in the past several blogs. 1. Before birth into our present mortal and probationary existence, we were nurtured and taught by our infinitely loving Father. After we pass away from mortality, experience continues. 2. Today is a gift from God: a place in time (the only place!) for the opportunity for my life to be built and for the goodness of God to enter the world through my agency. ... Read More
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