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The CPA Exam
A not-quite-entirely-accurate description of what it was like to take the CPA Exam (and you thought that accountants had no sense of humor!)
A Womb's
Eye View
Before Baby Josh was born he wrote about what it was like to live in the womb (with additional commentary by his father). This is especially fun to read for anyone who has had someone living in their womb, or anyone who forgot what it was like to live in a womb.
The Ice cream Scoop
Have you ever wondered why it's so hard to scoop up your favorite ice cream with your regular ice cream scoop? Ever wonder why rectangular half-gallon ice cream containers are always cheaper than round half-gallon containers? Ever wonder why some people can get so worked up about things you could care less about? Me too.
The Trouble With Turkeys
Our first Thanksgiving in Colorado was memorable for many reasons, mostly though trying to defrost an 18 pound turkey in time for dinner. What do the turkeys go through before they hit the table? More than you'd care to know.
How to be an Everyday Missionary
Missionary work is a principle of the gospel that we should live everyday. This lesson that Steven gave to a combine Priesthood-Relief Society meeting tells us why and how we can be everyday missionaries. Includes a 2-page handout that goes along with the lesson.
Talks on Temple Work
These are dual talks that Steven and MaeLyn gave in Sacrament meeting in September 2002. Learn the blessings that come from serving in the temple and compare ancient and modern worship. |
