On Sunday I arose looking forward to another day of wonderful General Conference messages. I was not disappointed but uplifted and encouraged to be a better person. I even apologized to my family who had heard me talk and I heard this beautiful message by President Dieter Uchtdorf. in which he spoke of just the things I had felt guilty about and his message "STOP IT." Enough said. Of course there were many messages that were important and had a lot of impact on me but I kept thinking of this one in particular as the day went on. Combine it with a message from President Spencer W. Kimball "DO IT" it is wonderful Just "STOP IT" and "DO IT" now is something that I plan to work on daily starting yesterday! I am so blessed to be able to hear Conference live, to hear living Prophets speak and counsel us. I had been praying to feel the spirit and the messages of conference and to be able to recognize the spirit as it testified to me. I am grateful for this experience and the lesson learned.
This morning on facebook the following post was on several of my friends walls. I guess it his message had a great impact on a lot of people.
I love it! I love his messages!






















The response to him walking around with the hat and the shirt was hysterical. Most of the comments were funny. At half time we went over by the St. Mary's fans to try and get seats but couldn't get some together so we went back. Kerry made new friends as he explained the hat and shirt combination. It was an exciting finish and St. Mary's won in overtime. Kerry wanted to go back and talk to the people he had met, he was having a blast. As we walked through the crowd Janine chanted "it's not your house anymore." Since many of the Gonzaga fans had been chanting "it's our house" throughout the tournament. They had lost both in Women's and Men's and it wasn't their house like it had been for so many years. Many of the looks were pretty bad... The people we talked with from all of the other schools said they were not surprised by our welcome and that it was nothing new. It was surprising to hear some of the stories.














