rameumptom

We use 5 gallon buckets to store our popcorn. Put a little dry ice in the bottom of the bucket, and it kills any little critters that might be in it. I've opened up 15 year old popcorn, and it still pops and makes good cornbread.
We buy ours here in the midwest at a place called Rural King. We pay $20 for 50 lb bag.

Raven,  actually there are several people here that know me fairly well. I used to be a moderator here a few years ago.  And I find that many of my online friends have become some of my best friends....

Raven,  actually there are several people here that know me fairly well. I used to be a moderator here a few years ago.  And I find that many of my online friends have become some of my best friends....

Are you on LinkedIn?  Only it's a useful way to keep up with friends and spot possible career connections they might have.
 
Sorry you're out of work, Rammy!

Try: https://www.ldsjobs.org/ers/ct/?lang=eng   and seek out your Ward AND Stake Employment Specialist.
 
For us here on the coast of Oregon - this isn't that much of a help - unless one is willing and able to move farther east. 
 
BTW Welcome back to the forum. 

Good luck with your search. I found the church employment site for my area was helpful. The other job sites were more helpful such as monster and the others. Seems today friends are a good way to help in find employment too.

It was just overturned by a judge in Indiana today, also.

I get that some LDS women would want ordination.  Perhaps I get it more than  most, because my fellowship does ordain them.  Nevertheless, I am confused by these groups.  Why do they lobby?  Why do the seem to seek support and publicity from non-members?
 
As for Dahlin, I confess to ignorance.  However, most churches have people who disagree with certain doctrines.  When ordained members disagree with core teachings (yes, we have a few of these in my fellowship), then it would seem that, "Grasshopper...it is time for you to go."

Those using their parents' copy of George Reynolds' commentaries must realize that they are based on very old scholarship. Lots has come out regarding the BoM since he wrote. It is a good thing to at least supplement his writings with newer scholarship that reviews many things he did not even conceive in his day.
I suggest the same for those still quoting out of "Answers to Gospel Questions" or "Mormon Doctrine". A lot of revelation, research and science has occurred since they were written. We need to know what they understood, but also understand the new stuff, as well. Otherwise, we cannot grow.