I am thrilled that you had such a good times with such good people.
--
Steven Montgomery
At 04:29 PM 11/25/2002, you wrote:
Greetings from the wild man of the north. I want to give a brief account
of my adventures in Utah, Alberta and British Columbia. A full report
will have to be filed lat
Today the Make a Wish Foundation is giving my stepson a log playhouse. It
is as big as a small cabin! Although 17, Eric, my stepson, has the mental
capacity of a 5 or 6 year old. In March of this year he also underwent a
kidney transplant. In addition to the playhouse I understand he will be
re
I forgot to add that after five days days recuperating from nasal surgery
(Ouch!) I finally feel good enough to post a few things.
--
Steven Montgomery
At 06:35 AM 11/26/2002, you wrote:
Today the Make a Wish Foundation is giving my stepson a log playhouse. It
is as big as a small cabin! Althou
This of course begs the question whether ANYONE should be telling others how
to run their lives. And I do not think that this is a simple question.
Prophets throughout time have told people how to run their lives. Was this
wrong? personally, I do not think so, and in fact I am grateful that the
Certainly, if a person who has committed a crime has satisfied society's
requirements as far as punishment and restitution, and the person has also
satisfied any Church imposed punishments, s/he can be restored to full
membership. Could that man be a Bishop? I guess so, if the Lord wanted him
to
You'll have to change the name - we sell a book with that exact title. :-)
Jon
Gary Smith wrote:
>
> I've just put together a concise and to the point web page or two
> answering the question: Are Mormons Christians?
>
> If any of you would like to proof read it, review it and let me know wh
Paul, I lost my Dad in 1989 when he wouldn't stop bleeding during
surgery, so I understand your concern and pain.
As for the blessings though, consider two things. First, that your Dad
was freed for several years from cancer, giving him more time. Second,
not all priesthood blessings are given b
No problemo, dude. As long as it isn't Kerry Shirts asking (as his
introduction to the link would probably be longer than this page). Just
keep it concise.
BTW, I didn't know you had a goatee. Tom Matkin is a bald wrestler and
you are Colonel Sanders. H Sounds like Canada is a pretty c
John, good to have you back. There were a few moments there when I
thought the list members were going to mutiny, but after shooting a few
of 'em as an example for the rest, they all fell silently back into line
like the silly sheep they are. Don't worry, they were only flesh wounds.
However, one
Speaking of bathroom humor :-)
This is not so humorous. Whoever came up with these don't work toilets need
to be flushed down one of them! Who wants to go in with me when I drive up
to Canada to get some toilets that actually do not need the Seinfeld
"courtesy flush"? (I assume that it is
Thanks, Gary.
I'm trying to work through a lot of negative energy that seems to
surround me these days. Ever since 9-11 I have really taken a beating as
the events of that disaster have effected me very much and have seriously
hurt my Psyche. I have not been back to the temple since that terrible
John shared with us his recent trip to Utah and back. I thought I might
share a few highlights from my own recent trip.
My parents have three different time share condo's, and are enjoying
spending my inheritance (with my complete approval!). They had booked a
condo in Hawaii, on the island of Mau
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002 17:32:37 -0600, "Gary Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> I've just put together a concise and to the point web page or two
> answering the question: Are Mormons Christians?
Well, Gary. It was concise and to the point, but I think I would tend to
prefer it expanded a bit!
Sc
WOW!!! that sounded like sooo much fun and I think it was wonderful to
spend that kind of fun with your girls and parents. You know Scott you`re a
walking testimony to me of how staying close to our Father in Heaven during
hard times will bring wonderful blessings.
Thanks for sharing with us
Sandr
It's just been announced on CBC Radio that Francie Ducros has decided to
leave the PMO (Prime Minister's Office) staff, and return to the general
public service -- code for a position not attached to a ministry; in
practice it means even private comments wouldn't provoke the kind of
"interest" that
Sorry, I forgot to include the link to the CBC item:
http://cbc.ca/stories/2002/11/26/ducros_resigns021126
And here's the link to Margaret Wente's column today:
<<http://www.globeandmail.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/PEstory/TGAM/20021126/COWENT26/Columnists/columnists/columnistsNat
squiggle, squiggle. "Eeep! Eeep!"
Gary Smith wrote:
> John, good to have you back. There were a few moments there when I
> thought the list members were going to mutiny, but after shooting a few
> of 'em as an example for the rest, they all fell silently back into line
> like the silly sheep the
Wow! Way to go!
Steven Montgomery wrote:
> Today the Make a Wish Foundation is giving my stepson a log playhouse. It
> is as big as a small cabin! Although 17, Eric, my stepson, has the mental
> capacity of a 5 or 6 year old. In March of this year he also underwent a
> kidney transplant. In addit
-Marc-
> As I have suggested to USAmericans who are over-reacting, leave
> the thin-skinned theatrics to us Canuckistanis. We do it far
> better, having had more practice. ;-)
"Over-reacting"? As far as I have seen, you've made that comment to two
people on this list -- Jim, who expressed amazeme
I actually have a medical reason for it, believe it or not (not that I think it
would have to be justified anyway, but it just so happens I do). I used to have a
full beard, but kept it short. As a fairly, er, big guy, a beard looked good on
me, I'd been told. Anyway, in June 1999, when I landed my
A much more important event--
"http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,450016822,00.html";
University of Utah head football coach McBride is fired after beating
BYU, and calling everyone at BYU morons.
It is prudent to pay insults carefully these days. Never know when
_your_ head might end up
> >Actually, all I was trying to ask in a general way was: Should
> >Fundamentalist Baptists be telling anyone how to run their lives?
Again, absolutely not! The Baptists need to forsake their apostate
religion, quit telling people what to do, and come to Mormonism. It is
the only way.
"I was
Jon Spencer wrote:
> Speaking of bathroom humor :-)
>
> This is not so humorous. Whoever came up with these don't work toilets need
> to be flushed down one of them! Who wants to go in with me when I drive up
> to Canada to get some toilets that actually do not need the Seinfeld
> "courte
DRES (Defence Research Establishment Suffield) is in the news these days
as it's the only place, apparently, that U.S. marines can do training
with live chemical and biological agents. DRES is in "Palliser's
Triangle," one of Canada's few true deserts [Drumheller, site of
Dinosaur Provincial Park,
At 12:00 PM 11/26/02 -0700, Marc A. Schindler wrote:
DRES (Defence Research Establishment Suffield) is in the news these days
as it's the only place, apparently, that U.S. marines can do training
with live chemical and biological agents.
That is of course because they closed Fort McClellan to "
Scott
>Anyway, for any of you considering a trip to Hawaii, I highly recommend
>it. I can give you some ideas for Maui if you are headed that way too.
>(Just let me know, I'll be glad to go on and on about it if you want!)
Totally cool and you're a lucky guy! I'm sure if I got to do all that fun
Hmm...
First, we simply misread. Wrong to assume that people engaged in
politics are politicians.
Next, we didn't comprehend the niceties of the highly sophisticated
Canadian political machine.
Then it was foolishly quoting idiosyncratic definitions from
Merriam-Webtster's Dictionary.
Now
Deseret News, Tuesday, November 26, 2002
Deseret News editorial
Every now and then a study comes along that puts old problems in a new
light. Last week, the Toledo Blade reported that a Bowling Green State
University professor has found that while fewer cohabitating couples end
up getting mar
You can't keep a good man down. John went down south but soon returned to the North,
pausing only long enough to visit a few list members. Having just got back onto the
list from yet another soft bounce, I may be going over old news.
For those who haven't met John Redelfs but have been on
Paul -
Don't you think that it is about time to return to the House of the Lord? I
do believe that your outlook on life and the blessings you receive will
improve/increase.
It was interesting that when we in Raleigh were in the Washington DC Temple
District, we and the Columbus OH stakes seemed t
No. He meant "Mormons!" Someone just misquoted him, just like that
Canuckistani.
Jon
Jim Cobabe wrote:
>
>
> A much more important event--
>
> "http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,450016822,00.html";
>
> University of Utah head football coach McBride is fired after beating
> BYU, and calling
Y'all just come on down here to Apex, NC. We have a Baptist church on just
about every corner. YOU tell them to convert to Christ's church. You can
do it during their annual anti-Mormon Sunday meeting.
Of course, the field IS ripe and ready to harvest. We have had more than 15
convert baptisms
That would be so great! Imagine lifting the lid and not finding any little
surprises, and not having to unplug the stupid thing once a week. But 5
gallons! I would settle for 3! This may be enough reason to move to
Canada, even with the socialized medicine! (well ...)
Jon
Marc A. Schindl
Paul -
I've got a great idea! The Democrats are scrounging around for an issue
that they could win with. How about suggesting that you would vote for Gore
if he promised an entitlement for everyone to get a free trip to Hawaii is
your income is less the $200K, to be paid for by all those who make
English requires that if one is referring to more than one person, one use the
plural form. Two is more than one (at least in the metric system). There is also a
hidden assumption in your response that only Zionisti were included. That may or
may not be correct.
Stephen Beecroft wrote:
> -Marc-
>
Actually, following on your Canuckistanis, I would call us Zionistanis. It
has such a nice ring to it ...
Jon
Marc A. Schindler wrote:
English requires that if one is referring to more than one person, one use
the
plural form. Two is more than one (at least in the metric system). There is
also
Now Margaret Wente's (Globe and Mail) advice would have made a lot more sense
here: "'Mormon!' I meant to say 'Mormon'!"
Jim Cobabe wrote:
> A much more important event--
>
> "http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,450016822,00.html";
>
> University of Utah head football coach McBride is fired aft
Jim, you never got it from the beginning. You're just making it worse.
Jim Cobabe wrote:
> Hmm...
>
> First, we simply misread. Wrong to assume that people engaged in
> politics are politicians.
>
> Next, we didn't comprehend the niceties of the highly sophisticated
> Canadian political machine.
Mark Gregson wrote:
By the way, John, we saw Harry Potter on Saturday night in Spruce Grove. If you liked
the first you should like the second. Contrariwise, likewise, I'm sure. The theatre
has been selling out on Fridays and Saturdays for this movie. For us it's a great
deal because they
The irony is painful.
Our society has willfully destroyed the stablity of families,
compromising traditional marriage in the name of serving women's rights.
Now the growing contingent of single women look back with nostalgia on
the way things were, wondering why their lives can't work as befo
Don't quote me on that -- I'm going from memory and I actually went and looked at
our nearest toilet, but it doesn't say what the capacity is.
...I went and took the tank cover off. There's some stuff stamped into the
ceramics near the top. Besides CSA (like your UL) it says American Standard
(th
Except that I would have to include myself in that category, but I was referring
to two others. Too bad the lingua franca here isn't Tahitian. My brother, who
served in French Polynesia, says that Tahitian not only has a singular and a
plural, but a dual, and it has two plurals, an inclusive (us gu
You guys are the lucky ones over in Canada. You have full capacity and I
have to struggle with six.
Stacy.
At 05:57 PM 11/26/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Don't quote me on that -- I'm going from memory and I actually went and
looked at
our nearest toilet, but it doesn't say what the capacity is.
I'd like to know why this issue of Francie Ducros, an unelected official
(we elect our politicians here), overheard in a private conversation
(not in a public statement as Jim initially misquoted the Toronto Star)
-- an official not one in 10 000 Canadians would have heard of before
this incident -
>Paul -
>Don't you think that it is about time to return to the House of the
Lord? I
>do believe that your outlook on life and the blessings you receive will
>improve/increase.
I agree. I'll get back to it sooner or later. Probably a little later
than sooner. In the mean time...
Paul O
[EMAIL P
>I've got a great idea! The Democrats are scrounging around for an issue
>that they could win with. How about suggesting that you would vote for
Gore
>if he promised an entitlement for everyone to get a free trip to Hawaii
is
>your income is less the $200K, to be paid for by all those who make mo
>For those who haven't met John Redelfs but have been on the list for
some years, you >would recognize him if you met him. He is very much the
person in the flesh as I have >come to understand him via email.
Yeah, I agree.
Paul O
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
___
Well, I was told the same thing but not in a visible way. I wish I had a
design on my shirt saying so. It's too bad we're not allowed to do that.
Stacy.
At 12:43 PM 11/26/2002 -0600, you wrote:
> >Actually, all I was trying to ask in a general way was: Should
> >Fundamentalist Baptists be te
I suggest you make arrangements to attend the temple as soon as
possible. Denying yourself the blessings of the temple is not the way to
face these dire events.
Stacy.
At 09:34 AM 11/26/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Thanks, Gary.
I'm trying to work through a lot of negative energy that seems to
sur
At 09:51 AM 11/26/02 -0500, Jon Spencer wrote:
Speaking of bathroom humor :-)
This is not so humorous. Whoever came up with these don't work toilets need
to be flushed down one of them!
Then aren't you glad Al Gore wasn't elected President so he could force
more stuff like that down our
I guess I'd have to agree with this.
Stacy.
At 09:19 AM 11/26/2002 -0500, you wrote:
This of course begs the question whether ANYONE should be telling others how
to run their lives. And I do not think that this is a simple question.
Prophets throughout time have told people how to run their l
Another article worrying about Canadian political insults.
"http://canada.com/national/story.asp?id=%7BAFC42C56-BB5F-457B-AEAF-5D58F21AB39C%7D";
Those Canadian political officials can't seem to keep their lips
buttoned.
---
Mij Ebaboc
/
Suppose I suspect this individual failed to disclose this information
before baptism? If he is now living a good life, does any of this
information need to come out?
Stacy.
At 05:45 PM 11/25/2002 -0600, you wrote:
This doesn't violate the charter. All people have the opportunity to
repent and
Perhaps this is reinventing the wheel with so much information already on
this topic?
Stacy.
At 05:32 PM 11/25/2002 -0600, you wrote:
I've just put together a concise and to the point web page or two
answering the question: Are Mormons Christians?
If any of you would like to proof read it, re
Then what about the safety of blind people who wish to travel? Truly I'm
beginning to wonder about our liberties.
Stacy.
At 12:35 PM 11/25/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Jim
>It is a complicated world we live in.
Indeed it is. It wasn't too long ago that a young person could commit
murder here in Da
>Then what about the safety of blind people who wish to travel? Truly
I'm
>beginning to wonder about our liberties.
Carry mace. I do.
Paul O
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>Suppose I suspect this individual failed to disclose this information
>before baptism? If he is now living a good life, does any of this
>information need to come out?
Yes, if the original information was something that should have been
referred to the Mission President via the Zone Leaders w
-Marc-
> W/L 5/8 BELOW
> Any plumbers out there who can read toiletese? ;-)
I'm neither a plumber nor fluent in toiletese, but I suspect the first
number is the tank capacity, while the second refers to the total amount
of water per flush.
Septic Stephen
///
If I tried to make this public what could happen to me? Is this considered
"gossip?" and "heresay?"
Stacy.
At 11:22 PM 11/26/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>Suppose I suspect this individual failed to disclose this information
>before baptism? If he is now living a good life, does any of this
>inform
This would be dangerous for us as any assailant could use the mace against us.
Stacy.
At 11:25 PM 11/26/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>Then what about the safety of blind people who wish to travel? Truly
I'm
>beginning to wonder about our liberties.
Carry mace. I do.
Paul O
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>This would be dangerous for us as any assailant could use the mace
against us.
He who is the quickest trigger puller is the winner. Survival of the
fittest in this bad world can really make a difference. Practice whipping
out your mace and give it a shot.
Paul O
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
_
>If I tried to make this public what could happen to me? Is this
considered
>"gossip?" and "heresay?"
I don't know about your situation but if I was close to someone whom I
was pretty sure had committed a serious sin and was not repenting I would
probably let the bishop know about it and leave
Odd that we get critized for merely reacting to the U.S. but now a truly insignificant
molehill is over-shadowed by a mountain, and all the [sorry, I can't finish the rest of
this. I feel a seizure coming on and will have to go to bed (in our timezone it's long
past my bedtime anywaah). IMore tommm
You all will likely recall that one of the questions asked during a temple
recommend interview is whether there is anything in your past that hasn't been
resolved properllly.
Paul Osborne wrote:
> >Suppose I suspect this individual failed to disclose this information
> >before baptism? If he is
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