Slow week this week for funerals. Lots of the old people in our ward have already died or have moved out of the ward and into Elledge Manor (and them others are still, really hanging on). I still go visit them with my son Nathan. We take them corn paste and play old recordings of Fibber McGee and Molly.
Popular sins this week include some of the old standbys. Lusting, rage, and untoward groping.
Just so you know, we got the organ fixed. Too bad, too, because since it was broken we asked Dill Wicket to bring in his keyboard. I don't know about you, but I loved having the drum beat he added whenever we sang How Firm A Foundation.
Well brothers and sisters, keep holding firm on the rod on the straight and narrow but still reaching for the stars with your feet on the ground.
And this: I don't say it enough, but I love this ward. If this ward was a food, I bet it would be some kind of pot roast and a cheese plate.
Thursday, April 02, 2009
Ward Update
Posted by Bishop Higgins at 9:44 AM
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1 comment:
thank you, Bishop. I'm glad your "giving up blogging for Lent" is over early.
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