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June 06, 2012

Things I Want To Remember From Today - 6/6/12



My kind of camping: Go Glamping. (My kids are begging to do a 2-nighter this summer. Yikes.)

A Cliff's Notes version of Clay Christensen's new book, How Will You Measure Your Life, which I'm reading right now.


Mitt Romney and Service in God's Army: The LDS Missionary Program from Washington Times. "A lot of snide chatter has been directed at Romney’s “magic underwear.” That refers to the temple garments, underwear that serves as a reminder of temple covenants. It isn’t considered “magical” or endowed with any particular power except this: Wearing it reminds you of who you are and the life you’ve taken on yourself. It’s magical in the way a wedding band, a priest’s collar, and a yarmulke are magical. They remind their wearers of promises and commitments made."

AND... we posted our second Mormon Women Project Salon in North Salt Lake, for June 30th, also featuring Tina Peterson. Now we have events on both June 29th and June 30th. Learn more here.

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Nollie

Just read all the links - good stuff. Thanks for sharing!

Posted by: Nollie | June 06, 2012 at 05:54 PM

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