Friday, January 02, 2015

         Glade spent the day at home with a sinus issue again so I went to the temple without him.  He is my best back-up and support and it just doesn’t feel right when he is not there.  He walked to the pharmacy and picked up some penicillin.  Here, you can purchase it over-the-counter without a prescription and it is very inexpensive.  He felt better this afternoon, but nights are always bad making tomorrow’s decision about going back several hours away. 

         It was another busy day with three bus-loads of people and dozens of missionaries filling the temple.  The New Year is off and running on a great note!

         Here is the second New Year’s Resolution suggestion from General Conference October 2014.

2. Find more meaning in temple service

With a new temple set for dedication in Utah County during 2015, now is a great time to recommit to meaningful temple worship. Elder Richard G. Scott taught, “Don’t let anyone or anything prevent you from being there. While you are in the temple, listen to the words of the ordinances, ponder them, pray about them, and seek to understand their meaning. The temple is one of the best places to come to understand the power of the Atonement of Jesus Christ. Seek Him there. Remember that many more blessings come from providing your own family names in the temple.”

This is one of my favorites.  When we are home, we plan to learn the ropes and gain the skills to navigate the Family Search and other new sites and find names to take to the temple. 

Good Night.  Love to all.

Tegucigalpa Honduras Temple