One bright spot was that I was asked to baptize a woman named Cindy Belcastro. She has been attending church in our ward for several months and I was honored to baptize and confirm her a member of the church.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
16 January 2011 - Preparing for Maryland
It was a difficult week this week. I resigned from my teaching position at W&J College, a position I've held for seven years. I spent much time cleaning out my office. I thought I wasn't much of a pack rat or a clutter maker, and I still don't think I'm too bad, but I was amazed at how much I had accumulated in my office over seven years. I found many papers and tests with names of students who hold fond memories for me, and it was a bit melancholy thinking about leaving the college.
One bright spot was that I was asked to baptize a woman named Cindy Belcastro. She has been attending church in our ward for several months and I was honored to baptize and confirm her a member of the church.
One bright spot was that I was asked to baptize a woman named Cindy Belcastro. She has been attending church in our ward for several months and I was honored to baptize and confirm her a member of the church.
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