[Personality Types (everyone should take this) ^^]

I've recently become pretty much obsessed with researching this kind of thing...

I used to think I was an ENTJ. Now I'm pretty much positive I'm an ENFJ, but with a weaker N.

[When does a 'human life' begin?]

I'm not sure that it matters, for the abortion debate, when human life begins. Life itself is in any cell, whether it exists on it's own independently, is part of a larger organism, such as a bird or fish, or is still dependant on the mother for survival. A fetus, from the moment of conception, is life.

[100 Days Week 2 (Oct 6): 2 Nephi 14-30]

Finished this last night! Now for the next round...

[FUN TOPIC: Things to Ponder]

If practice makes perfect and nobody is perfect, then why practice?

[100 Days Week 4 (Oct 15): 2 Nephi 31 - Words of Mormon]

Checking in: 2 Nephi 14

[100 Days Week 2 (Oct 6): 2 Nephi 14-30]

Doh. I'm still in 1 Nephi 3. >.<

[Week of September 23rd I Nephi Chapters 1-18]

I'd like to join in, but it looks like I have a little bit of catching up to do.

On the thought of the representation of the path during Lehi's vision, I think that there are many possibilities. Personally, I like to think of it as the right path of choices. The iron rod leads from one choice to the next in a straight, narrow line. However, there are many other choices, and when your individual choices do not conform with the Word of God, you stray from the path. To me, the iron rod represents the guidance we have, and the path represents the choices we should make.

[100 Days: Read the Book of Mormon before the end of the year]

It looks like I'm a little late, but I'm going to see if I can get through the week one reading tomorrow between conference sessions. After that, I'll see if I can catch up the rest of the way to participate. :)

[Mutual Ideas!]

Hey! I'm new to the site, but I've been floating for a while, and I was surprised not to find a thread about your best ideas for mutual, or mutual dos and don'ts. I'm class president in my YW class, and, quite honestly, we've run our ideas dry. We've been reverting back to "boring" activities, like art night, etc., and tried to make them fun. We have a fairly large class of 15-20, and with such a wide variety of interests it's hard to accomodate for everyone's likes and dislikes. As a presidency, we have basically decided that as long as we vary our activites, since not everyone's going to like everything, the best thing we can do is to include everyone, regardless of the activity itself. We've also decided that although reverent nights are important on occassion, the main thing, especially with our girls, is to help relax everyone around each other by having fun.

What unusual and fun activites have you done? What would you do differently next time? What really made the activity great?

Please feel free to voice ideas regardless of the size of group, weather, or other circumstances. We have such a huge diversity on here, your idea will be sure to help someone!