Wanted:anybody who is looking for a loyal friend! If your interested check out my profile.
I needed something that is catchy to the eye, maybe this will work. Hello everybody! How are you doing? Are you having fun in life???? I hope you are! You should always enjoy life to the fullest, you know dance like no one is looking....sing like no one is listening, that kind of a thing?
Well for starters,
I am here to make friends, thats one of my passions. I love the church and my life, and wouldn't trade anything. Life has been hard, but then who's isn't? I hope that if you want a friend that you will contact me and get to know me better. Email me and we can email back and forth and get to know each other. In life I'm pretty well after a good lds guy who is righteous in his ways, being a Rm is a plus and of course I am still young enough to think of those who aren't out on their missions yet....The only thing is that I'm not really searching for that through this site, this is to become friends with some more lds people, people who share my values. I love keeping in touch with missionaries, I really feel that through writing I can grow into someone who will someday be ready for an eternal family. Oh ya, talking about missionaries, MY RETURNED MISSIONARIES friends are awesome! I have this really cool friend who by the way has the title of RM, I call him gwapsanch. hehehehehe!
Well anyways, if you want to become friends I'm always here for ya!
Smile always, thats my motto!
SMILE=spiritually minded is life eternal

Here's a new story its called Motivation!

A young man had returned from his mission and was very discouraged because he was making very little progress toward one of the goals that he had set for himself that of getting married. He had trouble ever getting a date. He finally decided to go see his Bishop.

After listening to his story, the Bishop said, “ I’ll be quite frank with you, Elder. The reason you can’t get dates is because you’re too fat. You need to jog, exercise, or do something to take care of your overweight problem.”

“ Yes, I know you’re right,” he said. “ but I just can’t seem to motivate myself to do anything about it ”

He went from his interview feeling discouraged as ever. He had an apartment in the ward, and a few days later someone knocked at his door about 5:30 in the morning. He stumbled out of bed, pulled on some trousers and a shirt, slipped on some house-shoes and finally made his way to the front door.

When he opened the door, there stood a beautiful blond, all decked out in a jogging outfit.

“I don’t know what this means,” she said, “ but the Bishop told me that if you could catch me you could have me. “

With that, she turned and started running down the street. The returned missionary was right behind her…for about two blocks, and then he fell on the grass and lay there panting for breath.

For the next weeks, each morning the girl would knock on the door and then turn and jog down the street. By the weekend, this young man had jogging shoes, shirt, shorts….the works! “ Boy was he motivated!

After about three weeks he was really excited. He was in better shape than ever and closing the gap. In fact, this particular morning he was elated because he knew that today he would catch up to her. At 5:30 A. M. there was a knock at the door and he was ready! He anxiously flung open the door. There stood a very plain, overweight young lady. “ I don’t know what this mean,” she said, “ but the Bishop told me that if I could catch you, I could have you.”

Boy, was he motivated!!

My interests are many things.... I love to dance, read, write, talk to people, phone or through email. Religion is my life, and has brought me the greatest thing ever, the membership of the only true church. Since my mom has to work most of the time, I take care of my younger siblings which means washing clothes, cooking, making sure they get where they need to go and many other things.( LIfe has changed, now I am a full time college student so I have many different roles now. I still have to take care of business and chofer my siblings around.) I enjoy keeping in touch with great friend, which I am blessed to have them all over the world. I love quotes and sayings by different people and I love to attend church and always put my two bits into the lesson about what I think on the topic.

I saw that they took off my church section and I didn't really like that idea. The church is my life and has shaped me into who I am now. Wow, that makes me sound growed up! just kidding. Anyways, I really hope that I can get across that the gospel is everything in my life and has really helped me out. I love missionaries and respect anyone who has served or is going to serve in the future. I thank you for making a difference in people's lives and for affecting mine. I am the kind of outgoing person that will approach someone who I havn't seen before and make sure they feel welcome, I once wanted that and still want to feel welcome and so therefore, I make others feel like they are welcome. I love my leaders and thank them for helping me through life. I love Christ and everything he has done for me, I hope that if you share the same values as me that you will drop me a line, I would love to get to know you.....

Guess what!? Updated news: Recently I was called as Relief Society visiting teaching advisor, something like that...assitant to the leader of Relief Society. I have many duties now, I am a multipurposed person now. I love feeling like I have a purpose in church. I love my new calling!

This here is another one of my favorite pass times, finding quotes like these, I hope you enjoy!....In friendship we think we have chosen our peers. In reality a few years' difference in the dates of our birth, a few more miles between certain houses, a choice of one university instead of another . . . the accident of a topic being raised or not raised at a first meeting - any of these chances might have kept us apart. But, for a Christian, there are, strictly speaking, no chances. A secret master of ceremonies has *Email Blocked*, who said to the disciples, 'You have not chosen me, but I have chosen you,' can truly be said to every group of Christian friends, 'You have not chosen one another, but I have chosen you for one another.' The friendship is not a reward for our discrimination and good taste in finding one another out. It is the instrument by which God reveals to each the beauty of others.
- C. S. Lewis

A Missionary's Testimony

The following event took place in a ward in Salt Lake City in 1974. It occurred during a sacrament meeting and was told to me by Regional Representative of the Twelve who was in the meeting. A young man, just before leaving on his mission stood in sacrament meeting and bore in essence the following testimony:
Brothers and sisters, as you know, the past two weeks I’ve been waiting for a mission call. During the time I was waiting I had a dream. I knew it was not an ordinary dream. I dreamed I was in the pre-existence and awaiting my call to come to earth. I was filled with the same anticipation and excitement that I had before I received my mission call. In my dream I was talking to a friend, and I felt a special closeness to him, even though I’ve never met him in this life. As we talked a messenger came and gave me a letter. I knew it was my call to go to earth. In great excitement my friend and I opened the letter. I gave it to him and asked him to read it aloud. It said:
“You’ve been called to earth in a special time and to a special land. You will be born to the true church and you will have the priesthood of God in your home. You will be born into a land of plenty, in a land of freedom. You will go to earth in the United States of America.” My friend and I rejoiced as we read my call, and while we were rejoicing the messenger returned. This time he had a letter for my friend. We knew it was his call to earth. My friend gave me the letter to read out loud. His letter said:
“You’ve been called to go to earth in circumstances of poverty and strife. You will not be raised in the true church. Many hardships will attend your life. Your land will be fraught with political and social difficulties – which will hinder the work of the Lord. You will be born in Costa Rica.” We wept, my friend and I, as we read his call. And my friend looked at me with tears in his eyes, and said, “When we are down on earth, you in your choice land and me in Costa Rica, my friend, please come and find me.” Then this young missionary, with tears in his eyes, said, “Brothers and Sisters, I have received my mission call. I am going to Costa Rica.” There is a sequel to the story. About a year after the sacrament meeting, the bishop received a letter from the missionary in Costa Rica. The letter had one sheet of paper in it and on that sheet written in capital letters were four words: I FOUND MY FRIEND
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