Well, I am reading a lot of opinions on the matter and not much in terms of sciptures to back anything up. Although I do recognize the Ensign, Institute Manual, and Talmage as reputable sources, they received their information somewhere, not just mystically through the internet or newspaper, wichever existed in their day. As for what is written regarding the subject, Alma 41:3-5 and D&C 88:32 seem to cover the subject fairly well. Alma 41:3-5 - We are raised in happiness according to our desire for happiness, raised in evil according to our desire for evil. D&C 88:32 - "...To enjoy that which they are willing to receive, because they were not willing to enjoy that which they might have received." Alma is paraphrased, D&C quoted. From these scriptures, I have formed my conclusion (which follows) that we will be happy with what is returned to us after this mortal estate. We act, react, despise, and enjoy the things here that we will in our next estate. We will still be us; no miraculous change in our personality to make us suddenly not enjoy those things of our life here which brought us enjoyment. The same goes for the despisement of things. Our end result will be something that we will enjoy, due to our lives 'focusing' in on that 'enjoyment,' the direction of our life as a whole. In the end, if you don't know how good something is, you won't miss not having it. If you are not acting to the level of Celestial Glory in mortality, you won't miss it and you will be enjoying fully whatever befalls you in Judgement. That being said, they may go on forever, maybe improving themselves to ultimately reach the maximum which can be obtained from their starting point under the auspice of Eternal Progression.