So, here is a funny poster from the demotivater site dispare.com
I hope my sense of dealing with this doesn't offend anyone, but it gave me a really good laugh, and then a kind-of somber sigh.
Monday, March 31, 2008
Learning to accept
I don't know allot about the physiological stages of dealing with major changes in life like this journey, but I have recognized the way I talk to myself about what is going on as a way of coping. I always like humor because just about any difficulty blessed with the passage of time can seem almost comical.
So, here is a funny poster from the demotivater site dispare.com
I hope my sense of dealing with this doesn't offend anyone, but it gave me a really good laugh, and then a kind-of somber sigh.
So, here is a funny poster from the demotivater site dispare.com
I hope my sense of dealing with this doesn't offend anyone, but it gave me a really good laugh, and then a kind-of somber sigh.
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7 comments:
It's good to know that you still feel like yourself. You have always our joking around Dad! Love Ya
lol o dad! your my hero!! you have the best humor
Hi Dan:
Our prayers go out to you and your family. I have always felt you were cool, like all of us who served in New Mexico. Lets get together with Bishop Bodie the next time he comes down to Zion.
Bryon
Hey Dan. I have heard alot about how you are pro at rock clombing and i really want to go sometime. I miss seeing you in preasthood. Get well. Justin Larson
I think that you are a great person and I think that you were a great bishup and I hope that you will get over this and everything will be back to normal By Jordan Larson
Dear Dan, just want to let you know we are thining about you and praying for you. I'm a firm believer in positive thinking so keep it up! I love working with Eliza in young women's. She is a young lady you can be proud of. Just want you and your family to feel our love. Love Susie Larson
Hello Dan, Joel here. Hope you are doing well. Thought I would remind you of some good memories we have shared.
We had plenty of good ole campouts, but a few stand out more than others. You might remember when we went to scofield and we all started throwing up. Well, you might also remember that I threw a rock at a kid while we were there and made him cry, which made his whole group come after me... you saved me by saying that they would have to go through my bigger brother... i will always remember that and then you got us all to be cool with each other and started a football game between us.
While on that campout you also had a pretty good quote... you said something like you were a grown up, but a kid at heart.
Some other good times we had were: cross county skiing, all of the basketball and football games, and just goofing around.
Hope all goes well, thanks for the example you set for me and my friends and know we will be praying for you.
Joel Larson
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