You’re killin me here. Too dang funny!

Of course half of my tree can over on boats, the other half was here to greet them with wampum and such. Makes it a bit difficult to get it all done.

As for loving the temple, some people really do. I, however, always feel rushed, flustered, and inept in the sessions.

See, that’s interesting to me because I wish the session went a little more briskly. I’ve noticed, though– and I’m sure I’m not the only one– that the “blonde Eve” is a little faster-paced than the “brunette Eve,” so when I see the blonde I get a little jolt of excitement.

My contributions to temple work is genealogy. Mine is important to me, and I will help anyone else who needs it too.

I think that’s wonderful! I’m sorely remiss on my geneaology. You’d think I’d be excited since my Dad came to the states with an incomplete family tree that dates back to the 1700′s, but I just haven’t felt the urgency to concentrate on it– just the guilt when I’m reminded of it. I always think I’ll get to it when my diet is reduced to strained peas.

As for loving the temple, some people really do. I, however, always feel rushed, flustered, and inept in the sessions. Going regularly doesn’t even change that. My contributions to temple work is genealogy. Mine is important to me, and I will help anyone else who needs it too.

I guess it all depends on where you are in life, how much time you have, and how comfortable you are in a crowd.

Still, glad to know you all are going often. Our little bitty temple here is by appointment only so we don’t get to pick and choose our times.