LDS Bandsters

[miztrniceguy 1]

i agree that it means sensible amounts, which the band sure helps with. i can no longer eat a 24 oz ribeye, baked potato loaded with toppings and a salad.

at least, not in one sitting.

[nancyg 0]

Thanks for all of the discussion.

Niceguy -- i laughed so hard about your carbs=alcohol=beer belly. That sure explains my reflection in the mirror!!! lol

I'm glad to hear that salads aren't out - they are one of my favs.

I am obviously not eating as the w of w would have me do, or I wouldn't be in my predicament. However, I just want to make sure that I can use all that food supply when the time comes!!!!

[miztrniceguy 1]

anyone know where to download scriptures in ebookwise format (.imp)?

[nip50 2]

If you figure it out, please pass the info on to others. Thanks.

[miztrniceguy 1]

if i find out i sure will.

[MrsFlipFlops 2]

I don't know about that particular formet, but I know the church has a site about downloading church materials... Church Publications for Handhelds

[miztrniceguy 1]

thanks, i will check it out.

[VegasGrace 1]

After selling the extra cars, moving to a cheaper place, rearranging finances to keep afloat in this crazy time....

Church is next to go.

Just this month alone..... $100 for camp, 30 for Pioneer day (that's just the dinner...the booths and treats are gonna be extra...oh, and we are supposed to bring something for a donation.... the scouting fundraiser is $20, fuel to get to church and back on Sunday...Wednesday....the RS meetings....

I can't do it any more!

I'm not poor by any means, that's the thing. But fuel prices what they are it costs $7.00 every trip to church...and let's not even get started on food prices, utility increases, etc.

When and how do you cut back on church? My thoughts are Sacrament is a must...the others are going to have to stop.

(tithing and fast offerings are current and won't be touched)

Edited July 16, 2008 by VegasGrace

[miztrniceguy 1]

well, i would cut out the extra meeting, but not the sunday block. luckily my children are to young (5&2) for anything extra.

[gweniper 0]

if I am not mistaken RS meetings other than on Sunday are quarterly, unless you are joining groups such as book clubs, exercise groups, etc. as for your kids can they not carpool with other young people going to the Wednesday activities lessening the times a month you have to drive?

just a thought

[MrsFlipFlops 2]

Wow, it should not cost 30 bucks for dinner! Even if it IS a fundraiser. Our scouts had a fundrasier dinner and it was 5 per person. Dangola!

[miztrniceguy 1]

going to nauvoo in 2 weeks,...wife's brother getting married...dang copycatters. haven't been for a couple years...plan to enjoy it.

[Guest tawnfawn]

HELLO EVERYONE,

My name is Tawna. I am 22 yrs old and I live in WY. I am going this tues. to Salt Lake City to have a consult for a band. I think I am going to go to St. Marks, has anyone else gone here? I am excited but nervous. Any other young LDS moms out there?:biggrin:

[finallythin@34 0]

Dr. Mckinley was great! Consider having him do it. I wouldn't change anything for the world. Good luck. I have 2 boys 10 and 8

[SunnySide 0]

Hi There!

I am an LDS mom; not too young. I'm 31, but I have young kids a one year old and a three year old. We are living in Malaysia for the next few years. We have a house in Layton, Utah. Did you get banded TawnFawn?

Edited October 22, 2008 by SunnySide
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