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Sleep and I have drifted apart. I want to love it, but it
won't let me.
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Coming so close on the heels of the tragedy in Haiti, initial word of
the earthquake in Chile last week elicited a nervous question: How bad was it going to
be this time?
Take that work and throw in ongoing opportunities for service outside ourselves,
and perhaps the blessings of work that Martha Ballard enjoyed won't be
out of reach after all.
Don't get me wrong; I love the Olympics in all forms. I tune in for the
Opening Ceremony, then generally check back in with the Games most days
until they're over.
There's nothing wrong with preparing for the worst, as long as we
continue to expect the best. This has to do with promised blessings, both individually and
collectively.
in the spirit of a week in which our
associates will make it virtually not to think about love, here's a brief sampling of thoughts on
love from other sources.
My life has been in something of a transition phase,
and one of the casualties of moving states has been
some lag time in getting fully integrated into my new ward.
I've also expanded my go-to list of food blogs -- and struck gold. In no particular order, here are my new favorites.
I asked myself one of those quasi-philosophical questions
I sometimes like to have knocking around in my head: What makes a place
sacred?