Saturday Seething (part 29 of a 444 part series)

Clumsiness Must Go!!!
I have fallen UP the stairs not once, but twice today.
Both times I was carrying big, but not heavy, boxes so it made my falls audible throughout the entire store. Apparently I can't do two things at once, like carry stuff and walk up stairs.
The only things hurt besides my pride are the palms of my hands.

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Saturday Seething (part 28 of a 444 part series)

I wonder if Heaven has the Internet.

I must admit that is an odd topic to think about but let me explain the thought process that led me to that line of questioning.

I walked in to the gallery this morning to find 3 burned out bulbs when 12 hours earlier they were all fine. I was frustrated because I had just changed out 5 burnt out bulbs on Tuesday. The gallery cannot go more than a week without having a light bulb burn out- argh!! So I pulled out the ladder and thought- why can't they invent bulbs that will never burn out- which led me to think about the Brother of Jared in the Book of Mormon and the lit stones they used as light in the boats- which led me to think about what they use for light in Heaven. Then I said to myself "That is the dumbest thing you have ever been curious about!! God is light. Knowledge, truth, and purity are light... THERE IS NO DARKNESS in HEAVEN"
Well then I thought- if we have no need for light bulbs in Heaven, do they have electricity? Does Heaven (or more appropriately, the Celestial Kingdom) have Internet access?

Sometime I wish my brain would just turn off.

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Saturday Seething (part 27 of a 444 part series)

Okay, okay... So I've missed a couple of Saturday posts but this is a 444 part series so I'm sure I can catch up!! Ha ha ha
The hardest part about a fantasy dream vacation, like the one I just had at Walt Disney World, is coming back to the cold, hard reality of a 44 hour work week. I love my job but was such a bummer to come back to problems and a plethora of emails to answer.
While in Florida, Valie kept saying, "Wouldn't it be great if we could spend a whole year at Disney World?!" and I would agree with her but add, "Don't you think it would get boring being on vacation all the time?"
I guess the reason why we love vacation is because it is rare and we get to savor every moment. We long for vacations to take us out of the monotony of our everyday lives. I have an escapist mentality where I love anything that takes me away from my reality, even if for only a small moment, like TV, books, art, and trip planning.
I'm already looking forward to my next adventure!!!

Twins

My co-worker brought this to me today and I just had to share!!!!!!