NOM

After a reflective Easter holiday experience, I've come to realize the profound significance of my Mormon faith in my life. The themes of renewal, rebirth, and spiritual growth echoed throughout the chocolate coated celebrations resonated deeply with me, prompting a reevaluation of my beliefs and values. As I return to Mormonism, I am drawn back to the comforting familiarity of its teachings, community support, and the sense of purpose it provides. This journey back reaffirms my commitment to living a life guided by the principles of following a man clearly led by god, the only source to guide my spiritual journey and strengthening my connection to God and fellow believers.

JK.
Happy April 1 everyone.

Well....you had me going for a full 10 seconds. I was feeling so badly for you but....."if that makes you happy, then do what you need to do."

(Quietly praying, "DON'T DO IT, DON'T DO IT ")

Thank goodness for April fools day....

For a second I thought you were going to have a nice spot on the LDS speaking tour circuit.

Lol. Well done. I also saw a post yesterday stating there had been a sighting of the recently-declared-extinct ivory-billed woodpecker.

Two equally likely events, apparently!

Haha. You had me going for a couple of seconds !!!!!

I was sooo tempted to post that to my social media, but realized only a small % now would get it (most of my current connections are now nevermo- don't know my history).

I've never known any x's who have returned. If that happened - if one of my kids wanted to return or something - ugh, would be a real punch in the guts.

Hope everyone made it through the holidays with plenty of chocolate - I got chocolate covered coffee beans in my basket this year

Well, you really got me because I'm seeing it for the first time on April 3rd. Good one.

This parallels the Backyard Professor's story of the LDS Church buying Westminster Abby and turning it into a Mormon Temple.