Some good thoughts

I'm going to study a little bit about killing time. Why it's a problem, why I need to repent.

I already know how to change a personal weakness.

1) Realize that you can't justify it any more.
2) Make a plan to stop
3) Stop

SO:

Times I tend to play video games.

• Weeknights, between 9:30 and 11:00 PM, sometimes with Seth. 
• At break at work 
• Saturday morning after work 

"Reflections on a Consecrated Life."

“Life offers you two precious gifts—one is time, the other freedom of choice, the freedom to buy with your time what you will. You are free to exchange your allotment of time for thrills. You may trade it for base desires. You may invest it in greed. Yours is the freedom to choose. But these are no bargains, for in them you find no lasting satisfaction."

YOU NEED TO FIX YOUR PHONE SO THAT YOU CAN GO HOME TEACHING 

"Love is the conviction that one woman is different from all the rest." George Bernard Shaw 

You know, I was looking at young women as they walk past, and trying to see them for qualities other than beauty. I was trying to value them for their kind hearts and instinctive desire to nurture and help others. 

It was so beautiful. Try to value women for their kindness, for their sweetness, for their goodness, for their desire to serve others. Sometimes it may be buried a little bit in today's world. But it is their God-given endowment of goodness. Honor it. Treasure it. 

Isn't that what's beautiful about it? The man protects and provides. The woman nurtures and beautifies. 

And THAT's why I love Sherilyn, Laura, Marie, and Mckenna. All of them are physically attractive in different degrees. But the most important thing is that they're kindhearted, faithful, sweet, and wholesome.  

Are you the sort of young man that is that way? You know what, men like women who make them feel good about themselves. Doesn't it follow that women like men who make them feel good about themselves as well? 

You used to have such a talent for making people feel good about themselves. That's probably the most important talent a person could ever develop.