Amanda's Ramblings: Disappointed in Marysville

Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Disappointed in Marysville

Yea, I am still home tonight. Chad called me while I was shopping in Target this evening a bit after 7. He told me he was going to be working till the wee hours of the morning, say 3 o'clock. If I wanted I could still come down but I wouldn't really see him much. Then the next day is 'game' night so I wouldn't be able to see him till the wee hours again. Thursday is the last day of the show and he is homeward on Friday. Needless to say, I was grateful I pushed back the departure time (I was gonna be in Seattle at 6) because then I was able to get his call while in Marysville still.
I am disappointed only because I had my hopes up. I was really looking forward to it. Oh well, I have things I should do here anyway.

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Opening Our Hearts-

"The heart is a tender place. It is sensitive to many influences, both positive and negative. It can be hurt by others. It can be deadened by sin. It can be softened by love. Early in our lives, we learn to guard our hearts. It is like we erect a fence around our hearts with a gate in it. No one can enter that gate unless we allow him or her to."

--Gerald N. Lund, "Opening Our Hearts", Ensign, May 2008, 32–34

D&C 121:34–35

Know This, That Every Soul Is Free, Hymn #240

Today-

"This life is not so much a time for getting and accumulating as it is a time for giving and becoming. Mortality is the battlefield upon which justice and mercy meet. But they need not meet as adversaries, for they are reconciled in the Atonement of Jesus Christ for all who wisely use Today."

--Lance B. Wickman, "Today", Ensign, May 2008, 103–5

D&C 64:23–25, 33

Today, While the Sun Shines, Hymn #229

Character-

"We are not born into this world with fixed habits. Neither do we inherit a noble character. Instead, as children of God, we are given the privilege and opportunity of choosing which way of life we will follow—which habits we will form. Confucius said that the nature of men is always the same. It is their habits that separate them. Good habits are not acquired simply by making good resolves, though the thought must precede the action. Good habits are developed in the workshop of our daily lives. It is not in the great moments of test and trial that character is built. That is only when it is displayed. The habits that direct our lives and form our character are fashioned in the often uneventful, commonplace routine of life. They are acquired by practice."

--Delbert L. Stapley, "Good Habits Develop Good Character", Ensign, Nov. 1974, 20

D&C 6:33

We Are Sowing, Hymn #216

Be a Better Person-
"If we live by the principles of the gospel, we must be good people, for we will be generous and kind, thoughtful and tolerant, helpful and outreaching to those in distress. We can either subdue the divine nature and hide it so that it finds no expression in our lives, or we can bring it to the front and let it shine through all that we do."
--Gordon B. Hinckley, "Each a Better Person", Ensign, Nov. 2002, 99
James 1:22, 27
Have I Done Any Good?, Hymn #223

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Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Disappointed in Marysville

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