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Apparently these two actually tract with their ukeleles in hand, serenading any who will listen. (Read more about them at Well-behaved Mormon Woman.)
I’m in a relationship with a girl right now. Of course, I use the word “relationship” in its most basic sense: there is, right now, only slightly more interaction between this girl and me than there is between me and any given spear-toting pygmy in Africa. That is, I have achieved a level of interpersonal interchange with another human being. We are both aware of each other’s existence; of that I am certain.
A woman’s art of comparison is unlike any other in this world and certainly far from that of the world to come. We are so good at comparing ourselves to others that we completely miss the mark in recognizing our individual worth. In so doing, we leave ourselves feeling incompetent and discouraged.
Most often when we talk about testimonies, we refer to feelings. We talk about “feeling the Spirit,” or “feeling good” about a decision, or “feeling impressed” to do something. And yet, when we try to describe how we felt, or exactly what something felt like, we discover it’s very hard to explain. President Boyd K. Packer taught:
I recently met the family of the guy I've been dating. We decided to work towards marriage so meeting them was a big thing. But I was a little put off by how he and his other family members were treating his mom. One night we had dinner and first, my partner didn't think to offer to serve anyone else and then after dinner was over, none of them offered to help clean up. Ultimately, I picked up the dishes and she cleaned them off.
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My first trip to the temple was what you might call “memorable.”
"So what did I learn from my brilliant, warrior of a sister . . . ? That we are not alone. That God is at the helm, and family—in every form—surrounds us. Life is about souls and hearts, spirits and minds."
“You’re Mormon? You don’t look Mormon. How Mormon are you?”