Anyway, I loved our last Bishopric. They served for five years, which is pretty much standard for a Bishopric. This week, as our new bishop was conducting, I realized that I already loved all of them. I have always heard that you love those you serve, and I know that is true. But, it seems, you also love those who serve you.
Unless it's a crabby waiter, then all the love can be cancelled. Unless he brings you a free dessert or a complimentary spinach artichoke dip, and then you might reconsider.
Or, if one member of the bishopric doesn't blog--he knows who he is--then I might have to threaten and threatening one of the Lord's anointed is never a good idea. So, I might be in trouble. If you never hear from me again my name will be listed in the obituaries. Cause of death: struck by lightening.

3 comments:
That is fierce..indeed but how in the world do bishopric live without money, or are they all part-timers....I mean you have to it, or is that the congregation's job ...to feed them
Wonderful to meet other LDS people out here in blogland. I saw on mylifeatmidlife.blogspot where she had posted a list of LDS bloggers. Hope you enjoy the new bishopric. We will be changing soon as it has been five years and as the YW's President, I will hate to see him go. Have a great week.
you know that I am thinking that is a crazy name...almost sounds like something I would call some of those $#@%$$# strata overlords that drive me to insanity that then has me driving Michael there too!
I guess this is something that you say and I mean that in a nice way you old Bishopric!
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