“An older boy and his young companion were walking along a road which led through a field. They saw an old coat and a badly worn pair of men’s shoes by the roadside, and in the distance they saw the owner working in the field.
“The younger boy suggested that they hide the shoes, conceal themselves, and watch the perplexity on the owner’s face when he returned.
“The older boy … thought that would not be so good. He said the owner must be a very poor man. So, after talking the matter over, at his suggestion, they concluded to try another experiment. Instead of hiding the shoes, they would put a silver dollar in each one and … see what the owner did when he discovered the money. So they did that.
“Pretty soon the man returned from the field, put on his coat, slipped one foot into a shoe, felt something hard, took it out and found a silver dollar. Wonder and surprise [shone] upon his face. He looked at the dollar again and again, turned around and could see nobody, then proceeded to put on the other shoe; when to his great surprise he found another dollar. His feelings overcame him. … He knelt down and offered aloud a prayer of thanksgiving, in which he spoke of his wife being sick and helpless and his children without bread. … He fervently thanked the Lord for this bounty from unknown hands and evoked the blessing of heaven upon those who gave him this needed help.
“The boys remained [hidden] until he had gone.” They had been touched by his prayer and felt something warm within their hearts. As they left to walk down the road, one said to the other, “Don’t you have a good feeling?” (Adapted from Bryant S. Hinckley, Not by Bread Alone, Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1955, p. 95.)
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Nathan's Baptsm
Nathan hang'n out with grandpa's horses.
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Nathan and his Dad just before his baptism.
Nathan with his cousin's Brinley and Boston.
Nathan had a game after his baptism. We decided to go ahead and go since Rhett was the coach. Lance wanted in the picture too. How cute is that.
Nathan with his Grandma Udy after his baptism.
Nathan with his grandma and grandpa Grant.
Dinna Freeman, Joni Grant, Kyle Whipple, Milan Grant, Marlin Grant, Marilee Udy, Sonnet Udy, Mike Udy, Taegan Udy
Alesha Grant, Missy Grant, Bobbie Jo Udy, Bailey June Udy,RhettUdy, Lance Udy, Nathan Udy, Boston and Brinley Bingham
Monday, November 1, 2010
HaLLoWeeN FuN WiTH thE liTTle OnEs
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Morna May Merkley Grant
All the boys spoke at the funeral. They did such a wonderful job. She loved her boys so much. They said she never complained about all the ball games, camping, hunting and just plain boys.
My Grandpa's heart is broken. Hopefully he can join her someday soon.
left-Daryl 2nd oldest, Tony youngest, Dennis oldest, and Dad Marlin 3rd youngest.
Every cousin was there besides Caleb(US Army) and Brennan(LDS Mission).
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Thursday, September 9, 2010
FiRsT DAy Of schOOl
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
sUmMeR LOve
They truly live in a beautiful place. So much peace.
Desmond is Dixon's Baby.
So long summer. I think I did more making memories than making beds but it was sooo worth it.
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