TRACES OF TIME . . . (To see last week's blog post--scroll down to the end of this week, then the Week of October 5-11, 2020 will be there. If it's not, hit "Older Posts." at the very bottom right.) FINISHED WITH THIS WEEK'S POST...
THIS WEEK OCTOBER 12, 2017
TOOCTOBER 18, 2017
AUTUMN
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2020
Family is Everything... 
There weren't many there.
Steve then drove my car throughthe car wash for me.Thanks, son.
Driving into our neighborhood looked sobeautifully "Autumnish" I stopped thecar and took a photo.
This afternoon my great, newdermatologist explained my diagnosisfrom the biopsy he took on Sept 28."Squamous cell carcinoma in-situ..."it would be a whole lot more seriousif it didn't have that "in-situ" with it.It means it is a very early stage,slow-growing, just on the top of thesurface cancer on the right side of my nose. It's right where the centerof my glasses sit on my nose.It's the type that can just be scrapedoff in three minutes.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2020
Family is Everything... 
So fun to receive a surprise Halloweencare package in the mail today......from the Brewer Bunch in Minnesota.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2020 Family is Everything... Today our Neighborhood Ladies Lunch was at Zupa in American Fork.
Some got salad...
Some got soup...
Some got soup and salad or a sandwich...
Some got dessert...
Whatever we got...
...was delicious.
The seven who could come L-R: Kaye, Eileen, Judy, Lynda, Sharon Back: Tammy, Sue. 
We put on our masks before we left.
We missed those who could not come today. Next week we may be having lunch at Magleby's in Springville, then those who can will go to the "Spring" show at the Springville Art Gallery. Please watch for details and times.
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Movie night with Gary.
We're watching old monster movies for Oct. Tonight we watched "Creature from the
Black Lagoon."
It was interesting to see how they made this from the 1950s. It had two sequels in 1955 and 1956. "The Shape of Water" that was the "best picture" of 2017 was based on this old movie. Gary remembers how scared
he was in this movie as a
little boy.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2020 Family is Everything... D A Y 1 I N T E N N E S S E E . . . We flew to Tennessee today.
Rigdon was excited for his first time to fly in an airplane.
We flew to Tennessee today
T E N N E S S E E in 3 hours...
Brian picked us up in his new Tesla. And Jen is behind him to take the rest of us in her Range Rover.
We had lunch in downtown Nashville at Puckett's...
` ` Lots of choices...
Jen had shrimp 'n somethingl...
I had fried cat fish.
Brian had the Philly steak sandwich... I didn't see what the rest ordered.
We got to their home in Shelbyvilleabout five o'clock...
Thursday night we unpacked,talked and talked and talked and just enjoyedbeing together.Then had a pizza supper.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2020
TO
OCTOBER 18, 2017
AUTUMN
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2020
Family is Everything...
It was fun to go to lunch with
Steve today at Denny's.
the car wash for me.
Thanks, son.
Driving into our neighborhood looked so
beautifully "Autumnish" I stopped the
car and took a photo.
This afternoon my great, new
dermatologist explained my diagnosis
from the biopsy he took on Sept 28.
"Squamous cell carcinoma in-situ..."
it would be a whole lot more serious
if it didn't have that "in-situ" with it.
It means it is a very early stage,
slow-growing, just on the top of the
surface cancer on the right side of
my nose. It's right where the center
of my glasses sit on my nose.
It's the type that can just be scraped
off in three minutes.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2020
Family is Everything...
A cool fall day at 60 degrees
most of the day.
I drove out to Ridley's in Eagle Mountain
to mail some tax papers to our
accountant in Burley.
So fun to receive a surprise Halloween
care package in the mail today...
...from the Brewer Bunch in Minnesota.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2020 Family is Everything... Today our Neighborhood Ladies Lunch
was at Zupa in American Fork.
Some got soup...
Some got soup and salad
or a sandwich...
Some got dessert...
Whatever we got...
L-R: Kaye, Eileen, Judy, Lynda,
Sharon Back: Tammy, Sue.
We put on our masks before we left.
We missed those who
could not come today.
Next week we may be having
lunch at Magleby's
in Springville, then those
who can will go to the
"Spring" show at the
Springville Art Gallery.
Please watch for details
and times.
*** *** *** *** ***
Movie night with Gary.
We're watching old monster
movies for Oct. Tonight we
watched "Creature from the
Black Lagoon."
they made this from the 1950s.
It had two sequels in 1955
and 1956. "The Shape of Water"
that was the "best picture" of
2017 was based on this old
movie.
Gary remembers how scared
he was in this movie as a
little boy.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2020 Family is Everything...
D A Y 1 I N T E N N E S S E E . . . We flew to Tennessee today.
time to fly in an airplane.
T E N N E S S E E in 3 hours...
Brian picked us up in his new We had lunch in downtown
We flew to Tennessee today
Brian picked us up in his new
Tesla. And Jen is behind him
to take the
rest of us in her Range Rover.
Nashville at Puckett's...
` ` Lots of choices...
Jen had shrimp 'n somethingl...
I had fried cat fish.
Brian had the Philly steak sandwich...
I didn't see what the rest ordered.
We got to their home in Shelbyville
about five o'clock...
Thursday night we unpacked,
talked and talked and talked and just enjoyed
being together.
Then had a pizza supper.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2020
Family is Everything...
D A Y 2 I N T E N N E S S E E . . .We drove over to Jennifer's mother's home to seewhere Jen lived when she was growing up.
Janell reminded Brian that Jen used to live withina few blocks of her and now he's taken her 18 miles away to the other end of Shelbyville.
(Brian took a photo of us in front of Janell's home,and he took a photo of Jen with her Mom. Bri,could you please text those photos to me.Thanks.)
The Duck River runs right behind their home. 
It's a very beautiful setting.
This is a colorful sink in one of bathrooms.
We stopped at the Doak-Howell Funeral Homefor Jen to share her respectsfor an old friend.Jen's son Slate came outto meet John and Julie and family. 
From there we drove to Bell BuckleBell Buckle, Tennessee
A Small Town Treasure
The small town of Bell Buckle is just an hour south of Nashville.
It's home to vast antique shopping, Tennessee history, and home to the famously
annual RC &
Moon Pie Festival. The event attracts thousands each June with live
entertainment, arts and crafts, RC & Moon Pie Games, and the cutting of the
world's largest moon pie.
Bell Buckle is
a town in Bedford County, Tennessee, United States. The
population was 500 at the 2010 census.[5] The downtown area is
listed on the National
Register of Historic Places as the Bell Buckle Historic
District.
As of 2018 the population is listed at 541.
From Wikipedia: History “The origin of the town's unusual name is not known…one story
says that one of the first white men to travel through the area found a tree
with carvings of a cowbell and
a buckle,
possibly carved by Indians to
warn white settlers away, or possibly carved by surveyors to
mark the area as good pasture. Another
form of the legend holds that a bell and buckle were tied around a tree. In any
case, the nearby creek was named Bell Buckle Creek, and the town later took the
name of the creek. It was incorporated in 1856."
Family is Everything...
D A Y 2 I N T E N N E S S E E . . .
We drove over to Jennifer's mother's home to see
where Jen lived when she was growing up.
Janell reminded Brian that Jen used to live within
a few blocks of her and now he's taken her 18 miles
away to the other end of Shelbyville.
(Brian took a photo of us in front of Janell's home,
and he took a photo of Jen with her Mom. Bri,
could you please text those photos to me.
Thanks.)
The Duck River runs right behind their home.
bathrooms.
for Jen to share her respects
for an old friend.
Jen's son Slate came out
to meet John and Julie
and family.
From there we drove to Bell Buckle
Bell Buckle, Tennessee
A Small Town Treasure
The small town of Bell Buckle is just an hour south of Nashville.
It's home to vast antique shopping, Tennessee history, and home to the famously
annual RC &
Moon Pie Festival. The event attracts thousands each June with live
entertainment, arts and crafts, RC & Moon Pie Games, and the cutting of the
world's largest moon pie.
Bell Buckle is
a town in Bedford County, Tennessee, United States. The
population was 500 at the 2010 census.[5] The downtown area is
listed on the National
Register of Historic Places as the Bell Buckle Historic
District.
As of 2018 the population is listed at 541.
From Wikipedia: History “The origin of the town's unusual name is not known…one story says that one of the first white men to travel through the area found a tree with carvings of a cowbell and a buckle, possibly carved by Indians to warn white settlers away, or possibly carved by surveyors to mark the area as good pasture. Another form of the legend holds that a bell and buckle were tied around a tree. In any case, the nearby creek was named Bell Buckle Creek, and the town later took the name of the creek. It was incorporated in 1856."
We had lunch atBell Buckle Cafe
Bell Buckle is a charming little town of about 541.
Brian and Jen ordered carrot souffle as a side. Delicious!
This is the entire "downtown" of Bell Buckle.
We had lunch at
Bell Buckle Cafe
This is the entire "downtown" of Bell Buckle.
To Nashville, Tennessee for late afternoon and eveningOlivia wasn't able to come see us, but here's a photoof her last March when they first got the baby pet pigs.This one is Dixie Rona.
...Olivia suggested to her Mom that we walk across this famous bridgeinto downtown Nashville. Emma also suggested to her Dad that thisis one of the highlights of downtown Nashville. I can't pronounce thename of it. Julie said Jen just called it the "Sky Bridge."This is what we first saw from the parking lot for the Tennessee Titans Football Stadium:
When we looked behind us on the bridgewe could see theTennessee Titans Football Stadium.
A view from the river at dusk:
Another view...the bridge wewalked on is that one behindthe big arch...it has threearches...
Info from Wikipedia:"The John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge (previously
called the Shelby Street Bridge or Shelby Avenue
Bridge) is a truss
bridge that spans the Cumberland
River in Nashville, Tennessee, United
States. The bridge spans 960 meters (3,150 ft) and
is one of the longest pedestrian bridges in the world.
Early
history
To Nashville, Tennessee for late afternoon and evening
Olivia wasn't able to come see us, but here's a photo
of her last March when they first got the baby pet pigs.
This one is Dixie Rona.
...Olivia suggested to her Mom that we walk across this famous bridge
into downtown Nashville. Emma also suggested to her Dad that this
is one of the highlights of downtown Nashville. I can't pronounce the
name of it. Julie said Jen just called it the "Sky Bridge."
This is what we first saw from the parking lot for the Tennessee Titans Football Stadium:
When we looked behind us on the bridge
we could see the
Tennessee Titans Football Stadium.
A view from the river at dusk:
Another view...the bridge we
walked on is that one behind
the big arch...it has three
arches...
Info from Wikipedia:
"The John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge (previously
called the Shelby Street Bridge or Shelby Avenue
Bridge) is a truss
bridge that spans the Cumberland
River in Nashville, Tennessee, United
States. The bridge spans 960 meters (3,150 ft) and
is one of the longest pedestrian bridges in the world.
Early history
The
bridge construction began in 1907 and finished in 1909 at a cost of about $475,000. The substructure of the bridge was light grey
concrete, and the superstructure was made of steel that had been painted
black.
The bridge was the first in North America to have concrete
arched trusses.
The bridge was designed and construction was supervised by
Howard M. Jones, the chief office engineer of the Nashville, Chattanooga and
St. Louis Railway.
National
Register of Historic Places
In 1998 the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge was admitted to
the National Register of Historic
Places, due mainly to the unique truss design.
Closure and
reopening
State inspectors declared the bridge to be in "poor"
condition in 1992, and the bridge was closed to vehicular traffic in 1998. The
bridge was originally slated for demolition. However, due to aesthetic,
architectural, and historical considerations, it was decided that it should be
converted to a pedestrian bridge rather than be demolished.
The refurbishment of the bridge cost in excess of $15 million."
Emma and Brian took turns pushing my wheelchair
The bridge construction began in 1907 and finished in 1909 at a cost of about $475,000. The substructure of the bridge was light grey concrete, and the superstructure was made of steel that had been painted black.
The bridge was the first in North America to have concrete
arched trusses.
The bridge was designed and construction was supervised by Howard M. Jones, the chief office engineer of the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway.
National Register of Historic Places
In 1998 the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge was admitted to the National Register of Historic Places, due mainly to the unique truss design.
Closure and reopening
State inspectors declared the bridge to be in "poor" condition in 1992, and the bridge was closed to vehicular traffic in 1998. The bridge was originally slated for demolition. However, due to aesthetic, architectural, and historical considerations, it was decided that it should be converted to a pedestrian bridge rather than be demolished.
The refurbishment of the bridge cost in excess of $15 million."
Emma and Brian took turns pushing my wheelchair
across this famous bridgefrom the Tennessee Titansfootball stadium parking lotinto the center of downtown...N A S H V I L L E,T E N N E S S E E 
In Nashville, Tennessee...
In Nashville, Tennessee...Maddie loved the electrical scooter to rideacross the bridge.
In Nashville, Tennessee...So did John.
In Nashville, Tennessee...
In Nashville, Tennessee...Julie with Lizzie.
In Nashville, Tennessee...Brian and Jennifer and familyget a photo by Grama Petersen.Emma, Taylor, Lizzie,Kayden and Jordan.Avery joined us laterin the evening.
This is where we walked throughwhen we got across the bridge...Notice the "Johnny Cash Museum"in the lower left of the photo.We went in the entrance...
I said I'dget tickets for everyone to go thru...until I found out it was $23 per personand would take an hour.(Don't know if that included the"Patsy Cline Museum" that wason the second floor.)
We didn't go thru the museum.Here are highlights of thefamous "Johnny Cash."from WikipediaJohnny Cash 
Cash in 1969Born J. R. Cash
February 26, 1932
Kingsland, Arkansas, U.S. Died September 12, 2003 (aged 71)
Nashville, Tennessee, U.S. Resting place Hendersonville Memory Gardens Occupation - Singer
- songwriter
- musician
- actor
Years active 1954–2003 Spouse(s)
Children 5, including Rosanne and John Relatives Tommy Cash (brother) Musical career Genres Instruments - Vocals
- guitar
Labels Associated acts Website johnnycash
In Nashville, Tennessee...
In downtown Nashville...
In downtown Nashville...
In downtown Nashville...
In downtown Nashville...
In downtown Nashville...
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe - Taylor, Lizzie
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe - Brian, Lizzie, Taylor, Emma
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe - Maddie, Jackson, Jacee
In Nashville... Candy ShoppeJulie says I let them buy candycigarettes like these whenthey were kids.I have no recollection of that.
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe - Maddie
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe - Rigdon
In Nashville... Candy ShoppeJelly Bellies...
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe
In Nashville... goodbye to the Candy Shoppe
In Nashville, Tennessee...
In Nashville, Tennessee...
In Nashville, Tennessee... heading back across the bridge. This is how it was lit up...
Jacee and Jordan
In Nashville, Tennessee...Jordan, Kayden, Rigdon.
In Nashville, Tennessee...we then got supper at a drive thru on our way to the next adventure.Near Nashville--Franklin, Tennessee...Soar Adventure Dare - Est 2015Brian's daughter, Emma, is one of the managers here.
The "adventure dare"...
The dare isn't so much at thisminiature golf section...
...but this huge climbing tower challenge!
Here's a picture from their website of it in day light.
...Kayden, rigdon,and lizzie...
Then Maddie starts climbing...
Jackson and Jacee start their adventure...
John joins jaceeand emma.
They go higher and higher...
John said it didn't look so high as they went up,
...but when he looked downhe said:"okay, this is high enough.We're going back down."
Jen and Lizzie were trying to keep warm.
They all got safely back down...
While I waited in the warm car, Brian gave mehis phone to watch the start of the BYU vs University of Houston football game.Then I told Brian play by play as hedrove us home. We watchedthe rest of the game at home.BYU finally pulled it out 43-26 toremain undefeated with a 5-0 season.Brian and I were the only ones whostayed up till 12:24 midnight CDT towatch it to the end.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020 Family is Everything...
across this famous bridge
from the Tennessee Titans
football stadium parking lot
into the center of downtown...
N A S H V I L L E,
T E N N E S S E E
In Nashville, Tennessee...
Maddie loved the
electrical scooter to ride
across the bridge.
In Nashville, Tennessee...
So did John.
In Nashville, Tennessee...
In Nashville, Tennessee...
Julie with Lizzie.
In Nashville, Tennessee...
Brian and Jennifer and family
get a photo by Grama Petersen.
Emma, Taylor, Lizzie,
Kayden and Jordan.
Avery joined us later
in the evening.
This is where we walked through
when we got across the bridge...
Notice the "Johnny Cash Museum"
in the lower left of the photo.
We went in the entrance...
I said I'd
get tickets for everyone to go thru...
until I found out it was $23 per person
and would take an hour.
(Don't know if that included the
"Patsy Cline Museum" that was
on the second floor.)
We didn't go thru the museum.
Here are highlights of the
famous "Johnny Cash."
from Wikipedia
Johnny Cash | |
|---|---|
 Cash in 1969 | |
| Born | J. R. Cash February 26, 1932 Kingsland, Arkansas, U.S. |
| Died | September 12, 2003 (aged 71) Nashville, Tennessee, U.S. |
| Resting place | Hendersonville Memory Gardens |
| Occupation |
|
| Years active | 1954–2003 |
| Spouse(s) | |
| Children | 5, including Rosanne and John |
| Relatives | Tommy Cash (brother) |
| Musical career | |
| Genres | |
| Instruments |
|
| Labels | |
| Associated acts | |
| Website | johnnycash |
In Nashville, Tennessee...
In downtown Nashville...
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe - Taylor, Lizzie
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe - Brian, Lizzie, Taylor, Emma
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe
Julie says I let them buy candy
cigarettes like these when
they were kids.
I have no recollection of that.
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe
Jelly Bellies...
In Nashville... Candy Shoppe
In Nashville... goodbye to the Candy Shoppe
In Nashville, Tennessee...
In Nashville, Tennessee...
In Nashville, Tennessee... heading back across the bridge.
This is how it was lit up...
Jacee and Jordan
In Nashville, Tennessee...Jordan, Kayden, Rigdon.
a drive thru on our way to the next adventure.
Near Nashville--
Franklin, Tennessee...
Soar Adventure Dare -
Est 2015
Brian's daughter, Emma, is
one of the managers here.
The "adventure dare"...
The dare isn't so much at this
miniature golf section...
...Kayden, rigdon,
and lizzie...
John joins jacee
and emma.
...but when he looked down
he said:
"okay, this is high enough.
We're going back down."
While I waited in the
warm car, Brian gave me
his phone to watch the start of the
BYU vs University of Houston football game.
Then I told Brian play by play as he
drove us home. We watched
the rest of the game at home.
BYU finally pulled it out 43-26 to
remain undefeated with a 5-0 season.
Brian and I were the only ones who
stayed up till 12:24 midnight CDT to
watch it to the end.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2020 Family is Everything...
Breakfast for 13 at theWaffle House.
Boating at the Lake...(Later in week Julie posted a lotmore boating photos. I hope toadd them soon.)
Bar-b-que at house patio...(Julie also added a lot moreBBQ photos...hope to addthose, too.)
Choice of steak, hamburgers, 'n hot dogs.
...and Jen's Mom's famous southernbanana puddin'. Thanks, Janell.It was delicious!
Fun, but also some creepyHalloween decorations.
Glow sticks were taken for...
...a nine mile drive to thenew Nash Family Creamery fora corn maze walk and ice cream.
Cody Nash is carrying on a four-generation family tradition startedback in California in the 1920s...drought sent them to Tennesseeand now they've opened thisnew Family Creamery at the endof this summer to fulfill their dreamto go along with their big dairy.
Back home it was the...
Burrito gametime. . .
They're hoping their kitchenremodel will be done byThanksgiving time...
Avery, standing, was very good at it. This burrito game...
...got pretty wild at "Burrito dual time."
So ends a fun-filled day 3in T E N N E S S E E.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2020
Family is Everything... 
So we had an early birthdaybreakfast for her.
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(¯''•.¸* * ¸.•''¯) ░B░I░R░T░H░D░A░Y░
¸.•*¨`*ི ྀღ •♫♪ happy birthday to you,¸.•*¨`
♪♫•*¨*••*¨*.happy birthday to you,♪♫•*¨*•.¸¸♪♫•*¨*•.¸¸
•♫♪¸.•*¨`*ི ྀღ •♫♪ . ..happy birthday dear,
Brian shows me "no hands"
with auto drive on...
Of course, I was overjoyed!
Not!!
Waffle House.
Boating at the Lake...
(Later in week Julie posted a lot
more boating photos. I hope to
add them soon.)
Bar-b-que at house patio...
(Julie also added a lot more
BBQ photos...hope to add
those, too.)
Choice of steak, hamburgers, 'n hot dogs.
...and Jen's Mom's famous southern
banana puddin'. Thanks, Janell.
It was delicious!
Fun, but also some creepy
Halloween decorations.
Cody Nash is carrying on a four-
Glow sticks were taken for...
...a nine mile drive to the
new Nash Family Creamery for
a corn maze walk and ice cream.
generation family tradition started
back in California in the 1920s...
drought sent them to Tennessee
and now they've opened this
new Family Creamery at the end
of this summer to fulfill their dream
to go along with their big dairy.
Back home it was the...
time. . .
They're hoping their kitchen
remodel will be done by
Thanksgiving time...
Avery, standing, was very good at it.
This burrito game...
"Burrito dual time."
So ends a fun-filled day 3
in T E N N E S S E E.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2020
Family is Everything...
D A Y 4 I N T E N N E S S E E . . .
Lizzie has a birthday on Nov. 7...
*¨*•♫♪ ░H░A░P░P░Y░
(¯''•.¸* * ¸.•''¯) ░B░I░R░T░H░D░A░Y░
¸.•*¨`*ི ྀღLizzie,
happy birthday to you....¸.•*¨`*ི ྀღ •♫♪
Taylor working on calculus
"Do you like calculus? I asked""No," was her reply.
Then it was time...
...to load up...
...and say goodbye to ourfamily in Shelbyville...
...to drive to
the airport...
...where we said "Goodbye"to Brian and Jen.
"You've made our timehere with you so wonderful!Thank you for everything~!!"
I'm in the wheelchair andready to put a mask on.
Jacee, Maddie, and Jacksonwaiting for my suitcaseto get checked in.
Ready for take off.
Seatbelts fastened...
Riggy is ready for hissecond airplane ride.
John and Julie could sittogether with Rigdonbecause they're family.
We had a tail wind flying toTennessee so landed a half hour early. However, comingback it was a head wind solanded a half hour late.It was a long 3 1/2 hours!
John said the shuttle lines werelong, so we waited for himto come pick us up.
As we started the long walk togo outside, Riggy looked at the wheelchair and said:"Mom, I was thinking..."I knew exactly what he wasthinking. Yup, he rode onmy lap out to the passengerpick up spot.
The big, new Salt Lake City Airportis very fancy dancy.
It's nice to go travelin', andthen it's nice to come back home.
We were all pretty tuckered out...but relishing our memories ofsuch a fun time with theTennessee Petersens!
*** *** ****** I am so thankful for The Plan of Salvation and the Atonement of Jesus Christ that makes this Great Plan operational.At the end of this October 18th,I pray you have had arestful , peaceful, and spiritualSabbath Day...
I share these truths as my testimony to you...Heavenly Father lives and knows us each by name. He loves us and wants us to return to Him and Heavenly Mother when we leave this mortal existence. He loves us just as we are at this very moment.*** *** ***Jesus Christ came to earth as The Only Begotten of the Father and fulfilled the Atonement. He is the Redeemer of all. *** *** ***Joseph Smith was foreordained to be the Prophet of the Restoration. He is the Restorer of all things.*** *** ***
President Russell M. Nelson is the Living Prophet today for all the world. *** *** ***The Bible is "the Word of God as far as it is translated correctly" and is a Testament of the Divinity of Jesus Christ.*** *** ***
The Book of Mormon is the Word of God and is Another Testament of Jesus Christ. It is the most correct book of any book on earth.*** *** ***The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the True Church on the earth today. *** *** ***Of these truths I testify in the Name of Jesus Christ, amen.Eileen Albertson PetersenSaratoga Springs, Utah, U.S.A.October 18, 2020As my mother, Verna Huffaker Albertson, at age 10, heard a voice say to her when her Sunday School teacher taught her class the story of Joseph Smith's first vision: "It's true." She never doubted it from then on. I, with my sweet mother, also know it is true.
...and say goodbye to our
family in Shelbyville...
the airport...
...where we said "Goodbye"
to Brian and Jen.
John and Julie could sit
together with Rigdon
because they're family.
We had a tail wind flying to
Tennessee so landed a half
hour early. However, coming
back it was a head wind so
landed a half hour late.
It was a long 3 1/2 hours!
As we started the long walk to
go outside, Riggy looked at
the wheelchair and said:
"Mom, I was thinking..."
I knew exactly what he was
thinking. Yup, he rode on
my lap out to the passenger
pick up spot.
It's nice to go travelin', and
*** *** ****
** I am so thankful for The Plan of Salvation and the Atonement of Jesus Christ that makes this Great Plan operational.
At the end of this October 18th,
I pray you have had a
restful , peaceful, and spiritual
Sabbath Day...
I share these truths as my testimony to you...
Heavenly Father lives and knows us each by name. He loves us and wants us to return to Him and Heavenly Mother when we leave this mortal existence. He loves us just as we are at this very moment.
*** *** ***
Jesus Christ came to earth as The Only Begotten of the Father and fulfilled the Atonement. He is the Redeemer of all.
*** *** ***
Joseph Smith was foreordained to be the Prophet of the Restoration. He is the Restorer of all things.
*** *** ***
President Russell M. Nelson is the Living Prophet today for all the world.
*** *** ***
The Bible is "the Word of God as far as it is translated correctly" and is a Testament of the Divinity of Jesus Christ.
*** *** ***
The Book of Mormon is the Word of God and is Another Testament of Jesus Christ. It is the most correct book of any book on earth.
*** *** ***
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the True Church on the earth today.
*** *** ***
Of these truths I testify in the Name of Jesus Christ, amen.
Eileen Albertson Petersen
Saratoga Springs, Utah, U.S.A.
October 18, 2020
As my mother, Verna Huffaker Albertson, at age 10, heard a voice say to her when her Sunday School teacher taught her class the story of Joseph Smith's first vision: "It's true." She never doubted it from then on. I, with my sweet mother, also know it is true.
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