my wife married a filipino...: although this post has nothing to with my beautiful wife, i declare to the world that i love her and i can be cheesy as macaroni...

a note to my viewers

due to safety reasons, i have intentionally left out names of people in my blogg and to any displayed photographs as well as any sensitive information. name use will be limited and any names used are all pseudonyms and are, in fact, fictitious. people will be referred to by titles defining their relationship to me (ie. wife, co-worker, neighbor, store clerk, passerby, etc...). in the case where i have multiple people fulfilling a singular title, such as a niece, they will be accompanied by a numerical reference. for example, all of my nieces are referred to chronologically according to order of birth (ie. niece #1, niece #2, niece #3, etc..). thank you for your patience and understanding.

i love my wife...

- gomez

Sunday, October 26, 2008

although this post has nothing to with my beautiful wife, i declare to the world that i love her and i can be cheesy as macaroni...

to those who have found it a little bit more difficult being a latter-day saint in california in this election season, the link below may be found useful. it is a talk given by elder robert d. hales this recent general conference.

http://www.lds.org/conference/talk/display/0,5232,23-1-947-22,00.html

although the talk was primarily aimed at the adversities of religious contentions, those of us living in california (and i include the denizens of arizona and florida due to their similar circumstances) may find the words of elder hales applicable to the political situations that we are entrenched in. remember, sticks and stones...