True story: when I was like age 10-12, I learned in church that whatever we learn on earth we will remember for an eternity. Even if we have forgotten it on earth. So I grabbed a bunch of textbooks in dad’s office and just started reading. I lasted about an hour before I gave up and realized eternal knowledge was kinda boring.
I remember once in an Aaronic Priesthood discussion when the lesson was on the roles we had in the physical creation of the Earth, and us "ponderizing" which members of our young men's group could've made which parts of the world, such as (or maybe it was just) Death Valley
Since 2009, I've posted silly little gags to this website twice a week. My work has been featured in the New Era, For the Strength of the Youth, and The Friend (for some reason, I have yet to crack the Liahona). Between 2014 and 2016, my comic strip Mission Daze was featured in the Deseret News (back when newspapers were still a thing). I've published a plethora of activity books (links for which you can find on this page). Please stay a while and enjoy.
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True story: when I was like age 10-12, I learned in church that whatever we learn on earth we will remember for an eternity. Even if we have forgotten it on earth. So I grabbed a bunch of textbooks in dad’s office and just started reading. I lasted about an hour before I gave up and realized eternal knowledge was kinda boring.
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