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#1 - True Love:  It makes me so happy that this article ran on Valentine's day.  Forget the flowers and chocolates, this is what real love is made of.  This woman in Malaysia beat a tiger off of her husband with a wooden spoon, saving his life.  Remarkable courage to say the least.

#2 - Good Reads:  This website has been around for awhile, but for some reason I never knew about it.  My super classy sister-in-law Heather invited me to join a few weeks ago.  It is social network for those who love books where you can share your favs with your friends.  I'm still figuring it out, but I'm enjoying it.

#3 - Revelation:  A friend sent me this New Era article that I loved.  It is really good insight into personal revelation and prayers being answered.  Just thought I'd share.
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  1. grammawoodFebruary 23, 2011 at 1:06 PM

    I liked that story about revelation; thanks for sharing it. And what a sweet story of true love; I wonder if I could protect my husband with a spoon?

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  2. JanniferFebruary 23, 2011 at 1:19 PM

    I really liked the story of revelation too. I thought it had great insight on how to view answers to prayers and how Heavenly Father knows so much more than we do.

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