We must have believed then that whatever mortal weaknesses we would have and whatever evil forces would be against us, the forces of good would be overwhelmingly greater.
We've all heard that everyone learns in different ways. I just happen to be a visual, hands on kind of girl. Because of that, some of the best lessons I have ever had, have been object lessons. I'd like to share what I've learned but I'd like a place to learn as well. I can't afford a book to teach me and figure there are a good amount of you that can't either. So, here we are, might as well share. This is a blog to share object lessons, craft ideas, and general teaching tools for the general teaching moments that pop up in life. I hope to give you ideas and I hope that you can give right back. If you have something to contribute, please e-mail me at plaidipusmound@gmail.com. If you have a different version on something leave a comment. Sound good?
Most of the lessons that really spoke to me came from my favorite seminary teacher, Mr. Bro Nichols. That is why this blog is dedicated to him. I hope that I can inspire you and help you to inspire others with some of his lessons.
I would also like to dedicate this to my brother, Joe. He is 4 years younger than I am but fulfilled his purpose on earth before I did. He died at 28 from cancer. He came to a point that it was horribly painful to move, yet he made a special trip to our house to give my son the gift of an object lesson. His will be the first lesson in the series.
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