Tuesday night I managed to get home from work before 6 and I didn't have any other commitments. It was a perfect chance to get some things done that I've been putting off. *Yes I see you giant pile of laundry!* However, when I got home my roommate was busily putting together a new over the toilet organizer for our bathroom because the one we had in there before was old and ugly. She asked me to take apart the old one and throw it away. I admit that I had great fun with this process. *Insert video of me smashing the shelves with a hammer.* By the time I was done there were little nails, scraps of wood, and lots of sawdust (and regular dust) all over the toilet, the sink, and the floor. I knew I couldn't handle it if the mess remained for several days so I went and got the dust pan and broom and swept up the debris. That's when the crazy brain kicked in. Crazy Brain: "The wall behind the toilet is a mess to. It probably hasn't been cleaned in years. Yo...
There's a girl in my ward named Haley, and she is one of my favorite people. She was baptised just a few months ago, but she has jumped into the church and the gospel with so much enthusiasm. I love listening to her share her experiences and her testimony. Today during fast and testimony meeting she got up to bear her testimony about Relief Society and the gift of the Holy Ghost and how it helps her continue to build her testimony of various aspects of the gospel. Right at the beginning she said thanks for listening to another month of "things I have a testimony of." I liked the phrase and the idea so much that I thought I'd write about it. *I almost wrote " share it" but then I realized that no one actually reads this so really it's just for me .* I am so grateful that this is not a gospel that requires us to have testimonies of every principle all at once. There are days when I'm not sure if I really deeply believe anything. I'm not usually ...