Family Search Indexing

I just completed my first 10 indexing names!  These were pretty easy and I'm expecting the next to get much harder.  It was really fun and something I can do while the kids are sleeping.  I've been asked to spread the word so check it out.  Its a great way to get involved with family history and help others locate their family names.  To sign up and get your first batch click here.  Anyone already doing this?  I would love to hear how they like it and what I can expect.  My first batch I entered names from WWII enlistment cards from Hawaii.  Pretty cool I say!  Till next time.

Working this weekend

We had a great week and good weekend.  David and Bonnie moved into their beautiful new home.  The boys helped them move over and I took the kids to my parents to play.  Michael and Samantha just played and played.  I hardly saw them because they kept busy.  The twins did so well and hardly cried.  After lunch they took a four hour nap so we just kept them until they woke up.  My mom and I were able to pick grapes and start juicing them.  My dad and grandpa's were digging the foundation out for the extention for the barn.  It was quite the site to see my two grandparents in their 80's and my dad who is recovering from back surgery move around dirt.  As soon as Devin got back from moving he got out their and helped finish it up.  I sure have some amazing hard workers in my family.
Today in ward choir we sang a song called "Come Home." by Michael Moody.  It was so beautiful.  We had a violin that played with us and it was so neat.  The music has an English feel.  It's one of my favorites at the time.  You can find the music online or in your Aug 2010 Ensign.  Here are the words.

1. Come home, the Father calls.

Come home, my child, to me.

Come home.

The Holy Ghost will lead you to eternity.

Lest we forget our home’s with God,

This lovely earth, its seas, its sky

And all things beautiful and true

of Heav’nly Father testify.

2. Come home, the Savior calls.

Come home all who’ll obey.

Come home. The gospel guides

along the straight and narrow way.

3. Come home, loved voices call.

Come home where you belong.

Come home to live in joy

forever in our fam’ly throng.

Words by Penelope Moody Allen

Music by Michael F. Moody