NOM

I've been reading your posts for 5 years (I think you were here before me?). I always look for your name and make sure to read the things you've said. You've made NOM a more interesting place and I will miss seeing you here.

I came here to see if he had said anything about it yet...

I love your stories too, Meilingkie. It gives us all more of a perspective from Europe.

If I remember right from the old boards, the victims and their families refused to settle. They want it to be public.

Gardner, bringing the focus back to conversion, announced her conclusion: “Why they stay, or why they leave, is not based on circumstance. It’s based on character. It’s based on the individual. It’s based on the price they’ve paid to come to know and come to understand and come to be obedient to the ...

Dang. I miss all the best bar meetings. I'm surprised you remember who i am. I am honored .

There seems to be only 2 people in the US in NOM

I'm in Great Falls, MT. I no longer care who knows where and who I am.

What about people who have let go of all faith in a higher power, but still respect friends and family that think differently? Atheists need respect here, just as they give respect to those who believe.

I love looking at the night sky. I took this picture while I was taking a photography class and an astronomy class at the local community college a couple of years ago.

I guess I should give some sort of actual introduction ;) I was BIC, married in the temple at 19yo, have 6 kids (currently 16yo - 25yo). I have been Primary President, in the YW presidency several times, and taught various classes in primary, YW, SS, and RS. When I was PP was where I first started ...

I rarely posted, but read on the old site every couple of days for the last 3 years. I have missed you all.