The teaching pool

Our local missionaries are doing a great job. They have some excellent people they're working with!
 

Up, up in the sky!

As I read my scriptures for Come, Follow Me the other day, I noticed something. Pres. Monson told us to "Look up." Pres. Nelson told us to "Think celestial." And God told Abraham to "Look now toward heaven."

I have a feeling there may be a not-so-hidden message in there somewhere!

 

Lost in space

The idea for today's cartoon comes from my faithful padawan. I like the "planet" variation on the gag. It made me laugh.
 

Blessing the earth

You can never stretch a metaphor too far.
 

Light the World: Shining Star

Who has been a light in your life this year? Dedicate the star on your tree to that person, says the Light the World suggestion for today.

With all that's been going on in the world, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed. That's why it's so important to look for the light and to be the light. Like yesterday's challenge of saying hello, often a simple gesture can make a huge difference!

On a completely different note, I'm not the only one who thought of Earth, Wind and Fire when I read this prompt, am I?
 

Light the World: Sharing Light

A couple of days ago I looked at an illustration of the Nativity and noticed that the shape of the beam of light emanating from the star. As it shone down on the manger in this particular depiction, the light formed the shape of a Christmas tree. I'd never thought of that concept before. Then I noticed in the illustration that the manger formed the base of the tree — the place where we put our gifts. 

Maybe that's something that everyone knows, but I just got it. And now I'm sharing it with you.

A sky full of stars

Now that we've been on this virtual trek for a little more than a week, it occurs to me that perhaps some of them should be wearing masks. Oops!

Like a bolt out of the blue

As a missionary, you use every tool available.

Game design

And it was good.

Are the stars out tonight

I thought this might be appropriate with the Super Blue Blood Eclipse Moon (did I miss anything?)!