Friday, September 9, 2016

"The key to freedom is obedience. The more obedient we are, the more freedom we have."- Boyd K. Packer


Boyd K. Packer states that being obedient is the key to freedom. This means the more we follow the rules the more freedom we have. For example, if you want to hang out with friends you need to show your parents that you can follow rules and be responsible then they can let you go out. Otherwise if you don't follow the rules and you show your parents you can't be responsible you won't have as much freedom. Obedience is the key to freedom. "Choosing the right" can lead you to being an obedient kid. Most people don't obey rules and don't get much freedom. Being obedient can lead you many different ways. Being responsible, and following rules is being obedient. Obedience is the key to freedom.

The Twin Towers Attacks -

During September 9, 2001 terrorist hijacked passenger planes against the World Trade Center, and the the Pentagon in Washington D.C. A fourth plane crashed on the Pennsylvania field and killed all passengers on the plane. My first memory of these attacks was when my mom was watching the news like 4-5 years after the incident had happened. I asked what happened and she explained it to me I was still little so I couldn't understand quite well. They later announced it when I started going to school and I started becoming more aware of the situation.


Reflection: My thoughts and feelings about this situation is that it's very unbelievable that people would actually do this stuff. It's sad seeing people die just out of nowhere. The attack was not necessary the people who died are very much appreciated.

Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Thomas S. Monson Reflection

Thomas S. Monson spoke about how he was disobedient as a little boy. He was at a cabin with his friend Danny  and he had an idea about setting the dry grass on fire. His idea was that the grass was going to create a ring of fire. He was wrong, he lit a match and everything caught on fire.They called for help. What they did was disobedient and  they could've set everything on fire like the cabins, trees or even the people. From this experience he learned obedience is the great test of life.
Thomas S. Monson Reflection

Thomas S. Monson spoke about how he was disobedient as a little boy. He was at a cabin with his friend Danny  and he had an idea about setting the dry grass on fire. His idea was that the grass was going to create a ring of fire. He was wrong, he lit a match and everything caught on fire.They called for help. What they did was disobedient and  they could've set everything on fire like the cabins, trees or even the people. From this experience he learned obedience is the great test of life.
"Obedience is the great test of life." - Thomas S. Monson
        This quote means to follow the right path. Like following directions, listening when others are talking. Little things like this can get you somewhere far. Obedience is the greatest test of life because it can allow you to understand things in a different perspective. Paying attention when the teacher is talking is being obedient. Being an obedient student will allow you to have a great future. You will know you passed the obedience test when you have a career you enjoy. Being an obedient student will allow you to have many different paths in the future. Obedience is the key to success.


"Obedience is the great test of life." - Thomas S. Monson
        This quote means to follow the right path. Like following directions, listening when others are talking. Little things like this can get you somewhere far. Obedience is the greatest test of life because it can allow you to understand things in a different perspective. Paying attention when the teacher is talking is being obedient. Being an obedient student will allow you to have a great future. You will know you passed the obedience test when you have a career you enjoy. Being an obedient student will allow you to have many different paths in the future. Obedience is the key to success.


Thursday, September 1, 2016

"Education is the latch key to success in life" - Gordon B. Hinckley

Gordon B. Hinckley stated "Education is the latch key to success in life," by this he meant education is the most important thing in life. Education will get you a career you enjoy, it will get you to succeed in many different ways. For example, graduating high school, going to college / university, and getting a diploma. This will help you get a job and it will be something you enjoy doing like such as being a doctor or being an architect. Not a lot of people have an education but some still succeed because they teach themselves how to read and write. People tend to say education doesn't have a meaning so they dont try. Later on they're going to regret saying it and suffer for not having a career. Education is important to a lot of people this is the beginning of your future.