(Here's another strip via deseretnews.com.)
Monday, April 28, 2014
Peanut Butter Fatigue
(Here's another strip via deseretnews.com.)
Thursday, April 24, 2014
The Great Golden Investigator
I think most missionaries are obsessed with finding a golden investigator--some are just more obsessed than others.
I realize this is a rather odd little gag. It tickled my funny bone but I wouldn't be surprised to find that I'm completely alone in that regard. Oh well, as always, you get what you pay for on this website.
I realize this is a rather odd little gag. It tickled my funny bone but I wouldn't be surprised to find that I'm completely alone in that regard. Oh well, as always, you get what you pay for on this website.
Monday, April 21, 2014
A Balanced Meal
When I was a missionary, the Church gave all of us a 2-year supply of multivitamins in the MTC. Given my diet, those vitamins (along with a generous helping of missionary blessings) were the only thing that kept me alive.
(Elder Van Dyke finally gets a baptism over at deseretnews.com!)
(Elder Van Dyke finally gets a baptism over at deseretnews.com!)
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Easter Eggs
The first year I was married I convinced my wife to dye Easter eggs the way they did it in Slovenia. We carefully gathered an assortment of leaves that we gently placed on the eggs and then we wrapped a nylon over each egg careful not to disturb the leaves. We then dipped the eggs into a pot of boiling purple cabbage with the plan that the natural dyes from the cabbage would color the eggs.
We ended up with a smelly apartment, too much cabbage to eat, and eggs that didn't change color in the slightest. Clearly I didn't pay enough attention on my mission. Since then we've only dyed with the kits.
We ended up with a smelly apartment, too much cabbage to eat, and eggs that didn't change color in the slightest. Clearly I didn't pay enough attention on my mission. Since then we've only dyed with the kits.
Monday, April 14, 2014
The Joy of Cooking
After 17 years of marriage, I've become quite domesticated--I can cook a number of things. But as a missionary, I was more like Elder Van Dyke in today's strip. It's a miracle I made it two years on such a poor diet.
(Here's another strip for your consumption.)
(Here's another strip for your consumption.)
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Rest Hymns
Monday, April 7, 2014
April 2014 General Conference Recap
Below is my recap to the recently concluded General Conference. I hope you find it useful.
(UPDATED: Here is a link to a pdf version of the packet for convenient printing.)
(UPDATED: Here is a link to a pdf version of the packet for convenient printing.)
Man's Search for Peanut Butter
Wasn't Conference great? It was almost as good as finding peanut butter on the shelves after going 18 months without it.
Just a reminder, I'll be posting my General Conference Recap on this website later today. Please look for it. And in the meantime, please check out Kevin Beckstrom's conference sketchbook.
(Finally, Elder Van Dyke gets a baptismal commitment this week in deseretnews.com!)
Just a reminder, I'll be posting my General Conference Recap on this website later today. Please look for it. And in the meantime, please check out Kevin Beckstrom's conference sketchbook.
(Finally, Elder Van Dyke gets a baptismal commitment this week in deseretnews.com!)
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Out of Breath
I'm fairly certain this weekend's General Conference will include instruction to improve ourselves. (When has it not, right?) With all the talk about "lengthening our stride" and "hastening the work," let's make sure not to get overwhelmed. Remember this piece of prophetic counsel: "it is not requisite that a man should run faster than he has strength" (Mosiah 4:27). At the same time, let's make sure we're not spiritual couch potatoes.
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