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I have migraines, and they are definitely no joking matter. If you are having a lot of headaches, I would get it checked out with the doctor. I have hormonal migraines, and have tried about every medication there is. LOL Butalbital works best for me. They watch you with it, though, because it can be addictive. It's strong, but it works. I only take it when I feel one coming on, but it really works. It's one of the few meds I can take and still go to work. Best of luck!

Thanks for the welcome! /tongue.gif Unfortunately, there isn't a link to the entire book, but here is the link to Amazon where you can order it. The price has really come down on it. If I can't find my copy, I may order it myself! LOL The price is $14, which isn't bad for a hardback. Here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-h...process=default

Thanks! This looks like a fun place! /smile.gif I still think the best resource on the list so far is http://www.lds.org In addition to talks, it also has all of the Standard Works online.

I like all of the goodies on the board. Lots of smileys! /smile.gif/biggrin.gif:p:/wink.gif

If you are honestly seeking answers to gospel questions, I would watch this one. There is a lot of debate that happens on that board, and discussions can get rather heated. There are so many people who have tried to pass themselves off as trolls on that board that the apologists grow weary fast. They can bite the head off of a newbie without realizing that they are asking a sincere question. This board seems a little more "newbie friendly" as far as discussion goes.

There is an interesting book on involving this subject called "Bloodline of the Holy Grail" by Laurence Gardner. Although it is a secular book, and there are pieces of it I don't believe is correct from a doctrinal perspective, it does have a lot of interesting information involving the Hebrew traditions of Jesus' era. Jesus was the byproduct of a dynastic marriage, and there are certain Jewish laws specific to dynastic families which differ from even the mainstream Judaism of that time frame. Marriage was a given. There is also information on when dynastic couples could actually co-habitate in order to have children born during certain months, etc. The book talks about Mary Magdeline also having a dynastic line. It's really interesting stuff. I have misplaced my book and I'm at work, so I'll try to find it and quote some info here. I do believe that Jesus was married as well. I have similar feelings to Yediyd on the subject in her quote here: <div class='quotetop'></div> This is a pretty cool board! Lots of neat features! /smile.gif