Monthly Archives: January 2020

Good: Illegible Bad: Illegable If I want to avoid having my writing be illegible, I should line up the letters line up two Is. two Es, three Ls, and one B.

There are notes from a toastmaster leadership training. It was very good. Any inaccuracies is the fault of the note taker. – A new investor of a big company invested $10 to a small company and lost it all. He … Continue reading →

These are notes from a church talk. Any Inaccuracies are the fault of the note taker. – D& C 138:56 before born got first lessons in the world of spirits. – Satan’s goal is to prevent us from returning to … Continue reading →

A submission to Caucus Corner: Brad Daw has planned to have a Town Hall to explain the State Taxes Tuesday, Jan 14, Lakeridge Jr. High, 650 W. Jaquar Ave, Orem, Utah, 84057, 6:00 p.m. Come to get your questions answered. … Continue reading →

Good: anxiety Bad: anziety I keep wanting to spell this with a z. But let’s try this. Different things give me anxiety. I can put an X to mark the thing that triggers anXiety. Do you have a better idea? … Continue reading →

This presentation was given by Robert Scott bell. Any misinformation is the fault of the note taker. – Real id 2020 act: could be the backdoor to adult vaccine mandates? Apply laws of creation to healing. – Rights come from … Continue reading →

Presentation by Steven Smoot: -The 2nd great awakening. These are notes at the Book of Mormon conference and about how the Native American culture was squashed. Any inaccuracies are the fault of the note taker. – Defender of family and … Continue reading →

For those interested. I’ve typed up the weekly reading assignments and then added the church videos of the book of Mormon and also BYU’s Book of Mormon discussion. Click on the link and see the video or the discussion. Pop … Continue reading →

This is a new submission to caucus corner. There are two website petitions going around that can be signed to address two concerns. The first is how people control the definition of the Utah County government so it’s not being … Continue reading →