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Going to the temple

I think going to the temple was the only thing that brought me back to church. Doing temple work and geneological research has always been very important to me. I remember the first time I went to the temple in Oakland, California my mother had made me a beautiful dress. Well someone stole my suitcase in the fitting rooms and that beautiful dress. After our temple session the kids got to go to Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco but I didn't get to go as I was looking for my suitcase. They had so many beautiful fountains and flowers. A sign said "Do not pick the flowers." Well I didn't have any shoes as they were in my suitcase and I remember picking flowers in that beautiful garden. Well some snotty Mormon girl said--"Can't you read? The sign said don't pick the flowers!" She told me I looked like some kind of hippy picking the flowers too because of having no shoes. I just looked at her and said--"I don't think God cares if I pick a few of these!" So many snotty Mormon women I've known since joining the church! When I left Alaska of course they had to throw away my beautiful temple books. I found them on Amazon and will send for them as soon as I get extra money.

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