Little Known Facts by Elder Uibel
Dear family,
Yesterday the library was closed due to an unknown Holiday.
Because I am limited on time and I find that sentences that have been put into fact form are more informational and less fluffy, I will give you the facts.
Facts:
–Today we have interviews with President Kunz. He is coming here to Broken Bow (not broken cross bow) for traveling interviews.
- We need to clean our apartment of the dust near the walls, most especially in the bathroom.
- On the way here we checked the mail and I got a post card from Jeffster. He is in the Yukon of Canada and on his card stated, “I promise you that, as you do so…great blessings will…” That and “ENDURE TO THE END” is all it said. That’s Jeff for ya. I also got a letter from Grandma Covingtonster. I have not read it yet but tell her thanks for me.
–Yesterday I got a letter from Lindsay O’Dell. She is getting married apparently and invited me to the reception on October 15th! Well, if you could tell her thanks for the invitation but that I’m going to be busy doing things in Broken Bow Nebraska, 45 miles away from the nearest Walmart, that would be great. But tell her she’s awesome and I miss her!
- We received a phone call yesterday from a ward member. The ward decided that they are going to dress us up like pumpkins and make us eat a chocolate kiss for every gospel question that we can’t answer. Sounds like torture! Why would I agree to that?! I should ask my companion why he agreed to that…
- I got to go back to North Platte last week for an exchange! It was great. I took a video of it for ya’ll. We went for an exchange/baptismal interview after my first ever district meeting. Anyway, we went and saw the Cory’s who were the first people I saw on the first day of my mission. It was pretty cool. They have a new cat and we played with my laser pointer and brother Corey was having a riot. It was great. I tried to see some old friends/ people we baptised but all of them didn’t have a phone number in the ward directory! No luck there. I do keep in contact with Sydney Bentley and I told her and she was all for it. Haha
- The library cat is wandering around…he’s so old.
- After the exchange in North Platte, I had a leadership training meeting in Omaha. We met in Kearney and I forgot to bring my companion with me to the next city. So that was a mess up and, well, everything was just a big mess. But things were fine and everything worked out. Not enough information being told and too much being assumed. That night in Lincoln a fight broke out in the parking lot of the church and that was a mess. Then I slept in an 80 degree apartment on the top floor of the building. At that point I had had fast food for the past 4 days straight and had to say a prayer that I wouldn’t get sick. It worked. “Believing that ye shall recieve and it shall be given unto you.” My body was so fatigued from all the driving that I got out of the transfer van and did a lap around the church building. My companion and I got home at 1 in the morning Friday night after we stopped at a Walmart in Kearney at 10 pm for cheap food.
- We are good now.
- I was thinking last night that the first movie I want to watch when I get home is Prince of Egypt. I’ve never seen it before but I’ve heard the music a million times! I bought a Pixar sound track at Walmart the other day that I have wanted forever. It’s great!
–Mother grapes galore! That’s great! And a new Pot 3000 –very cool
- Dad, done filming? Does that happen?
- Becca and Rachel– a date?! Sweetness! I like the idea you had to ask them. I will have to take you on a 10 minute date FIRST when I get home that way I will always be your #1 date! Haha, or maybe #2 since dad has probably taken you out somewhere at some point in your 16 years of life.
- Keep up the good stuff family. And you should dress up like charlie brown characters for Halloween 
–I’m not very good at buying and eating fruit. But I do have meat!
- It looks like a storm is coming. It has been raining all week.
–Mormon.org is popping up here and there. We have district meeting on Thursday and zone conference in Lincoln on Tuesday. More driving. We went 60 miles on Sunday to our dinner.
Well family, it looks like that’s the gist of things. Hope you’re doing well. Have a great day!
Love, Elder Uibel
Broken Bows and Well-Read Cats
John has been transferred to the town of Broken Bow, Nebraska. He is serving as District Leader and will be coming home on 11/11/11. Hurrah! We received a box of his personal belongings this week in the mail. Among other things, there was a broken crossbow. We laughed that his garage sale purchase preceded his latest and final transfer location–Broken Bow.
Dear Family,
Well another transfer, another week, another p-day.
So I’m sitting in a library in Broken Bow, yes–dead center Nebraska. There is a “Library cat” here. Yes, it’s a real cat. I petted it. It’s old and probably likes to read. Things here are authentic. Everything here is authentic, from our new truck to the cool families in our ward.
So my first night here we were sitting on the couch having just gotten back from Lexington and unpacked everything. Then a bald guy with a cowboy hat and a suit and tie knocked on our door. It was a member missionary! We went out and knocked on some doors with him and then decided to go to cub scouts at the elementary school where his family was. We walked in with our white shirts and ties as a bunch of cowboy dads and moms stared at us along with 25 mini blue-shirted cub scouts. “Hey, hi there, hello.” The bald man we were with does power tumbling (he’s 25 years old btw) and some kid asked him to do a trick. So, my new companion who also happens to know power tumbling joined him as they did a round– off back-handspring. After that the member (whose name escapes my memory banks) introduced us to everyone and then we called it a night. That was the first night.
So a little about my new companion:(Actually, a lot about him…)
–He does power tumbling
–He was a cheer leader
–He can play any song on the piano by ear. Just name a song.
–He has hardly any feeling in his hands and feet…apparently. (They’re fire resistant)
–He does parkour
–He loves to do Chris Angel magic tricks and can do just about anything. (Video footage to come)
–He has a girlfriend but can’t remember what she looks like on occasion
–He has a lot of knives
- Etc.
–Fact: This is the 4th Elder Hansen I’ve served with
That’s him.
The church here is really nice. We spent all the sessions of General Conference there watching it. My back is done with those chairs though. It was fun, I got to play with a cute little baby boy who ran around and made funny faces. There are some cool families and some cute girls too I have to mention. The best part wasn’t the cute part, but the fact that they’re cute and down to earth humble!
So about our apartment. You walk in and.… well, you walk in and…Well, you just, walk in! It’s basically a one room deal. There is a bathroom and bedroom but it’s pretty small. Everything is connected. Elder Hansen black light cleaned it. Literally. He has a black light. He didn’t check my toes. I have scars on my arm from chigger bites. Darn bugs.
I have pictures for you from our backyard. I also brought two cocoons from the last area and transferred them here. One monarch and one…beastly thing that I don’t know what’s going to pop out.
Backyard Grafitti–Mission Style
Hey, only 38 days! But never mind that.
I hope that grandma gets to feeling better. I appreciate her and everyone’s letters.
We have some cool investigators, some of which are getting ready to be baptized! What a great thing. Yesterday we were talking to some less actives and an investigator on their porch as they threw wrenches at each other. One less-active young woman to us she was mad at someone so we pulled out our scriptures and General Conference quotes about praying for those who despitefully use you, loving your enemies, etc. Then we promised her blessings and told her to pray about things. Revenge is never the answer!
Well, it’s probably time to go. I hope you are all doing well. We will keep up the work and follow the promptings of the Holy Ghost. Today the big Media campaign starts and everyone is excited. I told my district “The first one who sees a Mormon.org add wins…something.”
Things are going well, I have district meeting in Lexington this Wednesday. Follow the prophet. He’s an amazing person and we should all look up to him.
Take luck, I’m off to go buy a blanket or two so I can survive the night since my electric blanket on hight doesn’t do the trick. bye!
Love, Elder Uibel
Puzzling Statements!
Family,
This week has been a good one, full of black people in the hood. But as a former gang member explained to us after he mistook us for the FBI and lied to us about being who he really was, he told us that we’re doing awesome things coming to the hood and ministering to those who really need it. He’s a cool guy. So he should be a new investigator soon if he actually calls us today.
Carting the Debris Away
Our primary purpose with members is to get them to create Mormon.org profiles. Have you made one family??? We are helping prepare people to know what to say when someone asks them about the bill boards and other media efforts the church is using to help people understand what we believe.
But most of all,
Happy Birthday Rachelooo!!!!
(Sorry about the color statement)
I haven’t really had time to get you anything cool or even had time to look, unless you want something from costco. What? Muffins?
I didn’t even send a letter! I feel bad so forgive me, ok. 
sniff
sniffGood news! I got more letters to the puzzle! Yes, my puzzle. That puzzle? Yes, that puzzle!
I now have a B(from becca) an I, L and U.
Now ya’ll have confused me!
I am still waiting on a letter from the California cousins. Are there 8 pieces to the puzzle? Because according to our recent research, it could be MALIBU LX or whatever the end may be. However, the gift “in the picture” is not of the make or model of “Malibu,” it is a Honda. So, what kind of trickery business are you playing?! Unless you bought me brother Garrett’s house I don’t think it’s actually in the picture. Unless you allowed the car to be smarter than you. All sources are throwing me off! I need to run to the FM office and see if I got more mail!
So I hope you enjoy the pictures.
The temple is now fertilized and watered, the tree branches are off the Facilities Maintenance roof and all debris has been cleaned up with the leaf blower. We pretty much do the same type of stuff every day all day.
Over Archieving Inch Worm
If you have questions, comments or concerns, please write.
Love, Elder Uibel
P.s. I will get to the bottom of this puzzle!!
New Digs
Well this weeks email might be a little short since this is our 3rd p-day this week due to transfers. Yup, transfers happened and we’re living right down the street from the trail center in a newly refurbished apartment. We are only going to be there for a month until the new FM (Facilities Management) couple moves in. It’s a very nice apartment.
Today we are doing emails at the trail center! We are slowly becoming the first Trail Center Elders, haha. Sisters don’t like that idea too much. We are in the “dungeon” in the basement where they have work out machines, computers for call center and a bed for sick people.
Signs of the Times!
We just had a bunch of new sisters come in this transfer and they all just took the official tour up stairs in preparation for themselves to take others on a tour. I got two post cards today. Actually they’re from two sister missionaries. Sydney Bentley, from North Platte who is now in Missouri and Sister Barnsley from Canada, eh? She served here. The canadian just went home.
As for missionary work here, there are two other Florence missionaries that we are coordinating with tonight to see what we can do. We have dinner with them with a member tonight.
Well, since we don’t have a car anymore because the sisters are now in our new apartment and car we are hitch hiking a ride off the Julanders today at noon to go to the store. It is Sister Kuchinerek’s birthday tomorrow and she’s awesome so we’re going to make her a cake.
We have a very steep hill to climb every morning to get to the FM office. There was a big storm here the other day with a flash flood and hail bigger than golf balls that took out a bunch of tree limbs and branches and even our neighbors window that we helped him fix.
Well family, I can’t think of much else to say…
Love –Elder Uibel
Cooks, Cookies and Winter Quarters
John has been transferred to Winter Quarters on the outskirts of Omaha. He helps with temple and cemetery maintenance by day and tracts and teaches by night. Go John! He just happened to meet up with good friends from American Fork while they were on a family vacation of the church history sites. After a great visit, they left him with a bag of his favorite “healthy” cookies.
Wonderful Surprises Around Every Corner!
Dear Family,
Sorry i didn’t email you on Saturday, it IS my p-day but we were busy managing a project again. Hopefully that won’t happen this week again. Oh boy, I think more sweat has come out of my arms in the past few days than it has my whole life. Why my arms? I feel like I’m turning into Dad with sweaty arms. Hmm, odd…
So I got your letter and package of goods and emails and whatnot. Sounds like an adventurous week. I got a package from my Granny. It was a giant package of almonds, cookies and brownies. Also Blueberries that were no longer frozen.
Our apartment is still a mess and smells Horrible. There is something dead in our apartment.…either that or something ALIVE, I don’t know which one’s worse at this point. But it smells, and our apartment key doesn’t let us in the front door and we need to update our names with the management there. It’s all very complicated. I’d prefer the smell of Sudanese people’s apartment over our apartment, they make good smelling food.
I’m still enjoying the protein bars. I have two packs at home and 4 in the fridge at the facilities management office. Yum.
Lets see, what did we do today:
1. We took a new route to the trail center today to save two miles and almost got in an accident on the way there
2. I pulled the dead flowers out of the flower…pens at the Temple
3. Watched a giant branch fall in the cemetery off a tree.
4. Weed whacked some weeds at the trail center.
Surgical Tubing and Lawnmowers: Just Mixin’ it Up
5. Watered some stuff
6. Did a thorough job of cleaning the Facilities Management Truck and watched as they came back with a Brand NEW One! (Could have told me you were just going to BUY a brand new 2011 GMC 2500 pickup!)
7. We cleaned out our car and pressure washed it and the truck.
8. Sat in the hot 100 degree weather
9. Got ice cream with the Jewlanders
9. Went to the other office to see if my clothes had arrived yet. (not yet)
10. Went home and showered
11. Came here!
The End
Or is it…
Thanks for the letter Dad, it was very helpful and I found some good insight in it. About 98% of it was accurate. I have been trying to get help myself in that regard lately as I do struggle with myself often. “Darn Neurotoxins!” I’m trying to remember more of it but nothing comes to mind. “Darn Neurotoxins!”(Ask Becca and Rachel, they’ll know) :p
Becca, my sister! Very cool walls! That looks fantastic! You should put some good charlie brown quotes on there too, that would be awesome but you’ve probably already thought of that.
So, I don’t think any of you have created a Mormon.org profile. Omaha, Lincoln and Hasting in Nebraska are going to have bill boards and signs everywhere starting next month and they want every member here to make a profile. Support our troops. Donate to the cause. Tell a friend! Invite! Please.
Rachel! You look like a small native Indian from the prairie land of desert– nowhere.
John’s Sisters Participated in a Pioneer Trek
Mom and Dad, don’t worry about trying to make it out here at the end of my mission. I think it would be cool if Lizzie were able to come to when she gets back, maybe next summer or something but then again it might never happen with us old folks and our age and jobs and school and whatnot. Hmm. Most missionaries take half their mission to think this through but I just go with the flow, ya know? But you would enjoy it.
Anyway, think, pray, ponder, persist!
The rocks look amazing! Very good use of space and…rock.
I must go or we will be late for our dinner apt.
Love you all,
Bye!
Love, Elder Uibel
Flooding Hamburg with Service
[Check out this article from USA TODAY describing the flooding where Elder Uibel is serving.]
My dear, dear family…,
I have formed a list of subjects for which I wish to speak to you today. First, we’ll start with the flooding of our area. On…Friday? we went to Iowa to help move people out of their homes in Hamburg. It’s supposed to be 12 feet under water in a few days to a few weeks. We took everything this lady had and moved it into a big triangular church. Our church was the only one represented there that day. On our way down the big bridge that takes you across the river, one lane was closed because the water was halfway into that lane. Water is everywhere! There is a parking lot that everyone drives to to see the flooding progress and it’s only an inch from flooding over into the parking lot. They have 80 thousand gallons per second flowing out of Gavins Point dam right now and by Tuesday they are supposed to release 150 thousand gallons per second. So we’re supposed to get the worst of it pretty soon depending on how fast it moves down stream. Anyway, on our way to Hamburg there were people filling sand bags and they had built bunkers around all of the buildings like the gas station, Wendy’s, a hotel and the electrical boxes. It was pretty cool looking, it looked like a war zone. Someone in our ward is going to have to take a boat to work every day to the nuclear power plant nearby. That could be disastrous.
Next subject, Music. My companion and I have not music. Elder Robinson made the comment at our mission conference to my companion that he had better like Fiddler on the Roof. Basically what that means is that I have no music and neither does my companion. Long rides to Lincoln(although that might come to an end pretty soon since we’re supposed to be flooded in) need music, which we have not. But if I had I would give. (Scripture…) So, if you could send some soothing tunes of some sort, that would be fantastic!
Next subject; Turtles. Well, turtle… you see, on our way to Syracuse yesterday (where our bishop lives), we were traveling down a dirt road trying to find our lost and weary way when all of a sudden I came upon a turtle in the road. My companion was on the phone with the bishop trying to get directions to his house and I jumped out of the car and left him to go see Mr. Turtle. He says hello. The turtle that is. I got a video of him which you will probably see some time soon. I guess my memory card has more memory than I thought. I will send that soon.
Next subject: House. We have been working with, around, behind, above and below Drey Platt, one of our ward missionaries, while trying to see investigators and help him with the house that he’s building. It’s been a fun adventure and he says they should be moving into it in about 2–3 weeks. It’s been cool to see the progress, giving him cool ideas and helping out. I do so enjoy it. I was trying so hard yesterday to focus on church and the sacrament and the meaning of church until he pulled out his phone and showed me that he has $$$$$ in stock or something like that. Then I couldn’t stop thinking about work and business for my life. Why Drey, why? We also couldn’t stop laughing during high priest quorum while all the old farmers argued over how the church used to spend tithing on church buildings. But it was good. The stake patriarch told me good job last week on my talk in sacrament meeting, grabbed my hand and gave me one of those eternal stares into my soul and then said “I bless you in aaallll that you do.” and then walked away. He’s an amazing person.
Next subject: Tracting. We have been trying diligenly this week to find new people through tracting. I don’t much like fumbling through the area book for old former investigators in the car on a hot day. We found a bunch in the city of Union but who knows how or if they will let us in when we come back to teach them. I hope they do. The Lord has blessed us with a lot of new people lately but we’ve only had one other lesson this last week. We are supposed to round up all the recent converts this week and get them to church.
I have been trying to be more obedient to the rules and what-not lately and so far it’s working. It does pay off. The morning schedule has been really hard for me my whole mission but for some reason it has come a lot easier with my new companion. We are getting along great. He’s a hard worker and I enjoy working with him.
I miss you all! I bless you (and not just when you sneeze) and hope you have a great day! Keep me posted!
Love, Elder Uibel
p.s. Now that it’s summer, I know you have time so send me cookies 
Come Unto Me As a Little Child…
He’s outstanding in his field!
Dear family,
Today I was awakened by my companion. “We’re going golfing again.” So this makes week three that we’ve been golfing with Brother Williams. Today we went to a different golf course. It seemed to be easier but the grass seemed to be harder. I ended up with a 60. About twice as much as par.
Anyway, I have 8 minutes, let’s get to the points. Yesterday we set 3 people for baptism:
Jonathan Sailors (Boy of a less active family) He doesn’t have an exact date yet
We also set Macin and Shailee for June 22nd. They are…adopted? By a family in our ward and accepted the baptismal commitment! We are excited for them. We had a mini testimony meeting after our lesson and they bore their testimonies. It was great.
So basically that’s about all the good news. I hope you’re all doing well! Becca and Rachel seem to be doing all right. I hope you get to feeling better mother and that you dont slip into silent slumber father. Tell granny to get better. And tell Aunt Zola that she’s in my prayers.
I miss you all and it was good talking with you. I’m going to be honest and say that for some reason I didn’t know it was your birthday last week Dad! Happy Birthday!!
Have a great day!I love you all and want you to know that I know this church is true!
Love, Elder Uibel
Brother Williams and Elder St. Clair post-P-day golfing
Adjacent to 9-and-three-quarters platform
You can’t beat that blue!
Dear Family,
Forgive me if this email is a little weird. I woke up sick this morning at 1 am and right now I’m on Dayquil and some pain killer thing. My throat is all sore and covered in welts again. I don’t know what the problem is but this has happened about every other transfer my whole mission. Anyway…
We went golfing this morning at 9am with a member here, Brother Williams. He’s a cool guy with a crazy family. We ate dinner at their house yesterday. Oh boy, you should have seen how I was hitting this morning. I was all over the place. This medicine is making me quite loopy. I think I hit a few cars. I think I got the ball to go straight twice. Made me a little frustrated with out any emotion. Hmm “Darn neurotoxins!”-Series of Unfortunate Events
Tonight we have a lesson with Mason and Shaylee, two young kids who need to get baptized so we’re going to ask their parents if we can give them a date tonight. I’m thinking popcorn at the movies.
Guess what?! I got a new camera! Yup, I tried to find it everywhere and nobody would sell the display so I went ahead and got it at Walmart. I LOVE it!! Its got some coolio features. I attached some pictures for you. This dumb computer won’t play any of the videos, though. I’m kinda mad. I’ve been waiting to see how the quality ‘n stuff turns out. It looks really good on the camera, so…
Looks like we have 4 general authorities coming to Nebraska to speak. That will be good, except for the fact that its on the one and only FREE FISHING DAY of the year. We watched Mike the flower guy reel in two Cats yesterday (cat fish for those who are unfamiliar with Nebraska fishing lingo). We also mowed both of Mikes’ lawns for him. He owns a flower shop here in town so he’s basically everyone’s favorite guy. He also took us to dinner at Parkers the other day which is a delicious place to eat.
Anyway, we have two Mario’s that we’re teaching now. One has funny stories and the other has two herniated disks. So we gave him a blessing. We were on team-ups and I think the young pre-mission guy who was with us was nervous. It’s always interesting when you know you’re in a strange home where the spirit does not reside yet the spirit is there helping you teach or give a blessing. Two very different things.
I got a letter from uncle Chuckles today. He seems to be doing well with his humor and everything. Did that make any sense? Sorry, I’m still a little out of it.
So how are things back home?
Love, Elder Uibe
On the banks of the Missouri (which is flooding right now)
p.s. could you look up a spiritual message for me since my brain isn’t working right now? Okay, blessings to you!!!
Hi sisters!
To my family,
Well, the other day I had my camera out and accidentally dropped it! This is monumental! In a bad way! I have never dropped my camera! I had it on my little tri pod on the car and it flipped over onto the cold back asphalt. Everything works and looks fine but the lense is stuck and wont go all the way in. I tried taking it apart but found that it’s too stressful dealing with micro springs and levers.…I just gave up after almost not being able to get it back together. Hey Lizzie, we’re cameraless!
I had it on my little tri pod on the car and it flipped over onto the cold back asphalt. Everything works and looks fine but the lense is stuck and wont go all the way in. I tried taking it apart but found that it’s too stressful dealing with micro springs and levers.…I just gave up after almost not being able to get it back together. Hey Lizzie, we’re cameraless! I’m going to miss my High ISO, wide angle lense camera with Manal setting function and 10X Zoom.
They should definately up the anti on that camera withe some HD footage capturing capability, 2000–5000 FPS(Frame Per Second) Slow Motion Capturing and top that off with some In-Camera Movie/ Photo Editing Software.
Anyway, some good news is that:
- I made those peanut butter bars and they turned out quite fabulous.
- We were given tons of food by a consecrated member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
–I realized that we have about 4 people we can set for baptism and baptize. My companion has yet to baptize someone.
–We had all the less actives that we visited this week at church. (First time ever) (5 people/ families)
–We had a lesson with a girl who needs to get baptized and Elder St. Clair resolved their family’s concerns
–We got some cool pictures before my camera broke.
I hope you are all doing well. I have an awesome family with awesome cool traits. Tricks of the trade. Tricky traders. Hmmm…Beeeccccaaaa…I know you’re there.…
Rachel! I totally found some really cool rocks the other day at Mario’s house. He’s our mexican friend.
Father! I don’t know why but these past few weeks I’ve been thinking a lot about you and how hard you have worked your whole life and what a great example you have been in my life…And how hard I’m going to have to work when I get home to make up the difference which isn’t really possible but I’ll try. Family, you should know that you are extremely blessed to have a dad who was once not a member but is now a good strong one who holds the Priesthood and is willing and able to do all things for you. Not too many guys out here on willing to do such things. It just shows us our potential, who we were and how far each of us has come.
Mom, the primary gave me a book of Mormon to hand out to someone a few months ago and I handed it out the day before I left O’Neill so I don’t really have a story to write back to them unless you want me to try. I gave it away to a less active grandmother and told her that more that 40 children want her to read it. And the only way she was going to read it was if 40 kids told her to. Perhaps you could pass that story along to whoever sent it to me.
Lizzie! I am going to send you a letter today! Hopefully. I have pictures.
Cattails in Nebraska City
There’s no de-railing this guy.
Returned Mail
ATTENTION
Many of you have reported having your mail returned to you. The address listed in the sidebar is, however, correct. This can mean:
- An Elder in the Mission Office assigned to route mail is struggling with his assignment.
- An Elder in the Mission Office is playing a mean prank.
- There is no Elder in the Mission Office assigned to route mail.
- The postal system in Omaha is under-funded.
- The postal system in Omaha is over-funded.
- There is no postal system in Omaha.
- Anti-Mormon sentiment within the Omaha Postal System is rampant. “No Mormon gets mail on my watch!“
- The Mission Office doesn’t really exist. Rather, the whole thing is a sham and Johno has run off with the circus.
We’re trying to contact the office (Ha! So are you!) to discover the reasons behind the letter issue. Please stand by…
Translator
6th Apr 11
Maybe if you took a peak at Johno's return address when he sends you a letter, you would discover some ...
17th Jan 11
Hey there everyone! Good to hear from you! Sister Lasalosi, we cooked 3 pounds of meat the other day and ...
6th Jan 11
hi elder Uibel oh man how are you? you know what its soo hard to be back home..its not easy ...
18th Oct 10
HI john-o its me daisy ya know your moms piano student I really really really really really miss you!!! You ...
20th Sep 10
Well Mother, it looks like you're getting computer savy. Haha, thanks!