ANSWERS!!!

Thank you to those who asked questions! If you didn't ask a question and want to, go ahead and ask, I'll answer it.

• To Rhonda who wants to know why my food can't touch: It's just gross okay! I mean who wants gravy to get on their salad anyway? I don't care if it gets all mushed up in my stomach, I'm not tasting it then. Besides, I personally believe everyone wants their food to be separated, they're just too afraid to do it!

• Andy: AEPA is the Arizona Educator Proficiency Assessment, basically it's the state test I have to pass to be a teacher. Work is Organ Stop Pizza, I put in at least 40 hours there every week. Indexing is part of Family History. I type census records, they go into the church Family Search program and then other people can find their ancestors.

• And Sis. Huber: Yep, it's Family Search Indexing. I don't really know how I got interested. I thought it sounded kind of fun since I really like to fill out forms (weird, I know). I think I saw an article in the Ensign about it once and decided to try it out. When I went to MCC I indexed all the time in between classes. Then, I went to ASU and had no time. When I graduated I decided to pick it up again, and I love it (Marcie does too)! Our stake is actually one of the top stakes in the world for indexing totals. Last month we indexed over 43,000 names. I love to do Census records. It's really interesting to look at all the extra information when I'm finished like what they did for a living and if they owned a radio.

• Last, but not least, Kailei: My favorite part about being a teacher is helping kids who are struggling. I love to find ways to help them individually understand something. It's actually one of he hardest parts to teaching because you really have to know the student, what makes them tick, and how they learn best. It's a challenge, but I love it! PS- I'm super excited that you're going on a mission, I wish I was going on one too!

Thanks for playing guys! And now I will tell you the question I asked myself recently, and my answer:

• What am I giving up for Lent? Weird, I know, but I have a lot of friends/coworkers who are Catholic and don't seem to think Lent is really a big deal. So me, being the very tolerant friend that I am, and because I believe that you should live your religion no matter what it is, I have decided that if I make a goal to stop doing something and encourage them to do the same. So it's not really for Lent, it's really a goal to better myself. That goal is to stop talking about other people, especially people that I work with! I am terrible about this, especially when I'm with other coworkers (it doesn't help that more than half the people in my house are my coworkers). I'm really determined to do this because I know that as I do, I will become a better person, and the way I think about and see people will automatically be more positive.