Monthly Archives: December 2019
Come follow me the gospel study program
These are the combined notes of three talks at church today. Any inaccuracies are the fault of the note taker (and her typing). – The goal of the program is to improve ourselves in four areas: intellectual, social, physical and … Continue reading
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Ex-Police Officer Exposes the Reality of Race & Policing
This was presented on the web by the Rubin Report https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0Y35EpOiFc
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Spelling Repel
Repel is when you want to push something away. It may require both hands so remember two Es. Each E to represent one hand. Do you have a better idea for spelling? Please share in the comment section of this … Continue reading
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What to expect on a storytelling Gig
During a storytelling meeting, we made a list of what could go back on a gig and what could represent the best of a gig and then listed what we could control. – Can’t find the venue. – Forgot story … Continue reading
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The stick of Ephraim or Joseph. the book of Mormon
Presenter, Betty “Red Ant” LaFontaine, is a native American. She told her her experiences being involved with the church Book of Mormon series. Any misinformation is the fault of the note taker. this was taken from the 2019 Book of … Continue reading
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Tithes and offerings
These are notes from a church talk. Any Inaccuracies are the fault of the note taker. – Hale: fathers and others as you prepare for settlement. Gather your little ones help them count their pennies. Have youth check their annual … Continue reading
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Spelling Inaccuracies
Good: inaccuracies Bad: inaccuricies When you encounter a subject full of inaccUracies, you need to bring a buck of facts to debunk those inaccuracies. Think of the U as the visual image of a bucket. The second visual image is … Continue reading
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The World in Review for 2019
Joel Skousen is a political scientist by training, specializing in the philosophy of law and Constitutional theory, Any inaccuracies of notes is the fault of the note taker. – 2019: war on Donald trump from the deep state could be … Continue reading
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Dustin, a CGI 3D Animated Short Film
by The Dustin Team https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTSH3hxdk_A
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Body language in communication
This was a presentation at toastmasters. – When you meet someone for the first time, what is the body part that you notice first? Legs, eyes, hands, hair? – Research tells us that there is only one body part that … Continue reading
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