mnn2501

Prove yourself right.

Then he turned into one. I would suggest counseling and if that does not work, you will need to decide if you want this to continue the way it is or if you should 'cut your loses'. You might want to talk to an attorney. I know you are one, however (as the saying goes) a lawyer who represents themselves has a fool for a client.

Anything is funnier than SNL these days, last time it was funny, I was a young man.

Sorry, but no you did not shut off the computer if Excel was back up to your spreadsheet. Close all your apps and click the actual Shutdown button inside Windows. Not the physical computer button.

Without going into detail, was your meeting better or worse than you imagined it would be?

Here's the Legion of Doom

I suggest your read or watch some talks by President James E Faust - he talked of sins of omission a lot as it applied to him. Mainly it was about the times he was asked to do something that would help others that he did not do. I remember one where he did not bring in wood for his grandmother (for the stove) and she had to go out and get it. He counted this as a sin of omission. Heres one: https://www.lds.org/general-conference/1997/10/the-weightier-matters-of-the-law-judgment-mercy-and-faith?lang=eng

I believe one of the problems is that each side looks at the most extreme members of the other party (media influence?) and labels all members of the opposite party as being like that. I believe there is a vast group of people that call themselves democrats and that call themselves republicans that could meet in the middle and agree on many topics, more people (I believe) than the number of people at the extremes. Perhaps someone should start a "Middle of the Road" political party.

Actually, if I remember right, a couple decades back BeeHive clothing sold the pattern for garments for those wanting to make their own.

It will be made correctly from the start and you don't need to alter it. In the grand scheme of things, there is probably little difference except that you'll be cutting into what is a sacred garment - that would bother me, it may or may not bother you. Besides, new garments are inexpensive.

You can call the distribution center and special order garments, you supply them with a number of measurements (they will email you what measurements they need) and they will special make them for you. I have to do this on the bottoms. It does take about 8 weeks to get them after ordering. You'll need an account to get to this page: https://store.lds.org/SpecialOrderGarmentsView?catalogId=3074457345616676768&langId=-1&storeId=10151

I have believed this for years.

It won't do a thing until Black families start staying together. Something they did before LBJ's "Great Society" started paying women for having babies.

my first 6 cars combined didn't cost $2600.

I can not imagine any gay/lesbian couple wanting their child to be baptized - has there ever been a case since the policy went into effect?

When we were upgrading our phones at the T-Mobile store, I was talking with the very young salesman about old school devices and I mentioned I still have 2 slide rules at home. He had never heard of them, I told him to Google it. Slide rules helped make rockets (among other things)

I do IT Support and those types of Cables/monitors are still in use and will be for years to come, especially for computers with multiple monitors (one will be that type)

Give him your contact information and tell him when he's off his mission you'd like to stay in touch.

As an old man with many health problems, there are very few events I would 'bug out' for. Once you hit a certain point in your life, preparedness takes on a whole new meaning (and usually has to do with keeping a path clear to the bathroom) 😎.

We were in a small Ward when my wife was in the YW Presidency. The local Walmart let them have a table around Christmas time on a Friday night and Saturday to wrap gifts and accept donations - the table was outside but this was in Florida so it was not really cold. They also held a car wash in the Church parking lot. And had an auction for services they could provide - baby sitting, cleaning, yard work, tutoring, etc The YM did the auction thing also and also held a spaghetti dinner (Someone should have helped them to cook as the food was terrible but they raised money). They also did a 'garage" sale in the Church parking lot with items donated by members (anything left over at the end was donated to Good Will)

Having grown up in an area dominated by Catholics, I was used to kids coming back to school in the afternoon of Ash Wednesday with ashes on their forehead, I was also used to the schools serving fish every Friday for school lunch even though it was a public school. To me this just speaks to the need for people to learn about others and their beliefs. I don't blame the teacher, I blame the culture (and yes I am LDS)