Sunday, January 24, 2010

Temple Workers


Daniel and I were called to be Temple workers for the Merida Temple here in Mexico. It is about 4 hours a way. Once a month we go and work for a full day. It is such a great experience. We have been doing this for about 3 months now. Trying to learn and memorize the words that we need to know is one thing, trying to memorize them in Spanish is another. But after 3 times of studying "only in the Temple" I am able to help out a lot. The Lord helps you learn quickly. Yesterday was a wonderful day I was able to be an officiant for one of the session and I worked in many more special places.
Right before we were to leave a brother came and said to the temple presidents wife Sister Dyer whom Daniel and I were chatting with, "We need two sisters for a sealing." And we looked at each other and said at the same time (Sister Dyer, "She will do it." (me,"I will do it.") My last service in the temple yesterday was a sealing. A husband, wife and a daughter. I felt the presence of this little family who have been waiting patiently for the special moment to become a family for time and all eternity. I love the spirit that comes with service in the temple. A feeling of true peace. I am so grateful for the knowledge of, Who I am? Where did I come from? Why am I here? and Where am I going? If any of you have these same questions and would like an answer I challenge you to search out the missionaries for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and they can help you discover the truth to these questions that so many have asked themselves. I testify that this Church is true. Jesus Christ lives. He has restored His gospel once again. He speaks to those who will search for his words. We have a prophet on the earth today who receives revelation for the world. Temples are placed on the earth so we can seal families together for all eternity. I testify of these things in the name of Jesus Christ, Amen.

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Milk take Two

Yes that is true Daniel already drank it because when I woke up this morning he was gone and the milk was open and some was missing. I did not tell him last night either because he was working on his orders for the stores past 2 o'clock in the morning so I never saw him to tell him then. One more thing good milk that comes in a Jug and not a nasty box comes to Mexico once a month so my next chance of having wonderful milk will be in 30 day. That is a very long time. But still I agree with Brandy and I am sure Darren would agree as well milk left out has a weirdo taste. Still have not had any yet.

Last Picture


I don't have my camera Daniel has been using it so much for Del Sol so I can't even tell you where it is. Therefore I don't know what is my last picture. So instead I have a question. Is it OK to drink milk that has sat in the back of a car at night, in 72 degree weather for 5 hours? When I remembered I found it not cold any more except on the bottom of the jug. It still had some condensation left on it. So what would do you think? It is OK or should I get rid of it. As of now I put it into my fridge but I need to make a decision so let me know. Drink it or not.