Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Whit



Halloween

 Mike and I dressed up for a Halloween party with our friends

Whitney went to soccer practice. What a mean coach


Halloween afternoon Teegan walked past a big box in the garage and decided he wanted to be a lego or a robot. Whitney and I spent the next few hours making him a robot costume. It only lasted a street or two and he came back home to change. He could not walk very fast and worst of all he could not put his arms together very well to get the candy and put it in the bag. All the work, sigh. Oh well, he said everyone told him it was the best costume of the night.

End of Season






   A  plain bar of iron is worth about five dollars. But that same iron, if made into horseshoes, would be worth $10.50. If it were made into needles, it would be worth $3,285. And if turned into balance springs for watches, its worth would be over $250,000.
Apparently the value of the raw iron is only what it costs to process it from the hill. Its greater value is determined by what is made of it. People are much the same as iron. You or I can remain nothing more than raw material, or we can be polished to a high degree. Our value is determined by what we make of ourselves.
          -Pres Spencer W Kimball