Go to Hell. Go directly to Hell.
Do not pass go, do not collect $200.
That's what goes through my head every time I delete the LDS-Gems daily email without reading it.
How many nice things do I have to do in a day to make up for not reading the spiritual - albeit very dry - email quote that comes to my inbox everyday?
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I don't know how many good things need to be done, but I would be interested in knowing since I too have been deleting the emails for at least a month.
Here's the solution: unsubscribe :)
I've never subscribed to them. Mostly because I know I won't read them. And if I do read them, chances are it will make me feel guilty. I'm a mom. I have enough guilt thank you very much!
I was thinking the exact thing as Melissa; then you won't feel guilty. I've never heard of those. Just stick to the scriptures.
I'll join you on your way to he*l; My road rage and general intolerance for morons is my ticket. I would like to collect my $200 though.....
Nooooooooo! I would then assure myself a one way ticket! Because then I would NEVER read them. See this way, at least there's a chance I MIGHT read it one day.
I should unsub. huh?
Yeah, I unsubscribed a while ago...
Wait...reading LDS gems is a commandment? Heck.
That's nothing. I would put deleting those emails on the same level as not answering the phone when someone from your ward calls. Not that I do that. I just, shoot. We're all going to hell aren't we?
Yes, unsub! I still need to do that with some daily yoga thing. Yeah, that never gets read.
Oh dear, I don't think that would be very welcome first thing in the morning!
Cheers
They are very handy for spiritual thoughts for Seminary!!!
Yeah..I never read mine either. I've just gotta go delete them all or see if I can subscribe to them once a week. That might ease the stress
My dear friend reads them every day...and loves them. But she's 82 years old.
Stick to the scriptures! They are wonderful! :)
Here is my solution....
I look at the subject .... if it's one that pertains to me at that time period, I read it. If not, I move it to a quotes folder. That way if I need a thought, quote, or direction later it's there.
It's clutter, but it is organized clutter.
OH MY HECK. I think the same thing! But, I don't delete it--I, unfortunately, scan through it pretty darn quick. I can't bear the thought of unsubscribing though. :)
AMEN! I feel that way too! I think just one thing makes up for it! Dang it and I am sticing with that thought!
i totally skim each one. you never know when one might be exactly what you need. if it applies i consider it more closely :-)
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