When the lights go down

A lot of people think it's a huge job to put up the lights on Temple Square. I think that it would be a huge job to take the lights down!

And where do they store the lights in the off season? Is there a big storage area under the Tabernacle with bins full of lights? Or maybe there's a section in granite vaults where they keep them.

Maybe it's just one the mysteries of the kingdom!

It's all in your head

Sometimes those blow dryers can get hot!

Sketchbook: Growth on all levels

A week ago Sunday we had a fifth hour discussion about the new Children and Youth Program. This came out of my notes.

Looking to the future

One person's short term is another person's forever.

My teaching pool is frozen

As a missionary in Korea, I got transferred to a new area right before Christmas, and my companion and I were both new to the area — we didn't know anyone. The transfer carried over into the new years — January 1 and the Lunar new year — so the entire transfer felt like one long holiday season. That was the hardest time ever to try to find people to teach!

Cold contacting

Sometimes I think I was one of the lucky missionaries: I never had things thrown at me. Or maybe the people who threw things weren't very good shots.

2019 Top Ten: Part II, 5-1

And now, we start the new year with the rest of the Top Ten! Enjoy!

No. 5
With the adjustments to Church programs over the past couple of years, many of my cartoons have become obsolete.

No. 4
My wife and I had a great trip to Europe earlier this year. We had a lot of fun sharing our adventures with a cartoon travelogue. Here's what happened when we visited with the missionaries at the Paris France Temple Visitor's Center.

No. 3
Remember three-hour church? Are you used to it yet?

No. 2
Written for our day.

...and without further ado, here's the No. 1 cartoon from 2019!

Have a great New Year! I look forward to see what happens this year!