Citing GAs to win an argument

[TripletDaddy]

Everyone knows about President Kimball's "Lock Your Heart" talk. So how do you explain Harold B. Lee marrying a sister from his mission? He said in his autobiography that he was so impressed with her that he looked her up after his release and courted her.

Often you can cite a GA for either side of the coin.

I locked my heart on my mission. But just in case, I left a key under the mat.

[pellegrino]

I locked my heart on my mission. But just in case, I left a key under the mat.

That's funny, my father actually gave me a key (it was a smaller, old fashioned skeleton key made of silver) before I went into the MTC, he didn't explain why and only told me I'd understand what it meant soon enough. I gave it to my wife when we were married. I don't know what she did with it.

[UteStar]

fwiw...my wife is a writer and she talkes all of the discussions on CUF, re-writes them, makes up different names and embellishes the stories and then she gives them to me to read. It is much more enjoyable this way, I can tell you that!

[Viking]

That's funny, my father actually gave me a key (it was a smaller, old fashioned skeleton key made of silver) before I went into the MTC, he didn't explain why and only told me I'd understand what it meant soon enough. I gave it to my wife when we were married. I don't know what she did with it.

Perhaps that key should have gone to the comp who would wake up at 4:00 am and knock boots with a married member? E.U., you know who you are!