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Alison Palmer and Michele Bell are now friends

May 6

Michele Bell joined yourLDSneighborhood's group

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When someone new moved into a neighborhood, the "welcoming committee" always showed up with dinner to help the new family settle in. Well, we don't quite show up with dinner, but join us anyway and celebrate the Neighborhood.

April 5

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LATTER-DAY WOMAN MAGAZINE

A magazine written by women for LDS and other women of faith. Go to the website and click on the link to start reading a jam packed magazine of fun, inspiration and learning.

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Michele Bell and Stanley Phillips are now friends

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At 10:14pm on June 21, 2009, Barby James said…: Wanna view my cam?, come see me here We'll really have some fun! freelocalcams.info

At 3:59pm on October 20, 2008, Ivoga Green said…: Hi Michele! Thanks for accepting the invite! Lovely to make new friends :) Do you like musicals? If so, and time allows please go visit the jukebox and you’ll hear what was created down here in New Zealand in tribute to the Prophet Joseph Smith. To bear testimony of him through all that was written, musically created and performed is an experience that all who were involved, will never forget. To be able to share the music with others around the world through the Neighborhood jukebox - is truly a blessing. Enjoy!

At 8:34pm on September 26, 2008, Michele Bell said…: Such beautiful pictures. I have to admit, I hate winter so bad I almost can't enjoy fall, but those pictures are breathtaking!

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At 10:24pm on September 20, 2008, Candace E. Salima said…: Michele,

I was just getting ready to log out and go to bed.

I'll definitely have to meet your husband. Any BYU fan is a friend of mine, for sure!

I can probably do lunch shortly after the first of the month. If that will work for you. Let's say Friday the 3rd. Will that work for you?

Candace

At 5:01pm on September 20, 2008, Candace E. Salima said…: Hey Michele,

I'm just dropping by to say "hi" and see how things are going. It was so much fun to see you last night. You're looking great, my friend.

My BYU team just shut out Wyoming. Two shutouts in a row. I'm such a happy woman.

Have a great evening and we'll do lunch soon. Okay?

Candace

At 11:23am on September 19, 2008, Jay Young said…: Welcome to the Great Gospel Music group! This is the gathering place for those who enjoy LDS music. Post reviews of your favorite artists, share news regarding performances, or make requests of other members for recommendations of artists, songs, or music to perform. Come one, come all and sing praises to the King!

At 5:31pm on September 17, 2008, Jay Young said…: Nice to meet you, too. Hope you enjoyed some of my music while cruising through. To answer your question, those statues are composer. My wife is a piano teacher, and she gives a composer statue to her students when they complete proficiency in that composer's works.

At 10:11pm on September 15, 2008, Candace E. Salima said…: Hi Michele,

Just look to the right of the Main Page or your page and scroll down. There you will see a category called Groups. Click on View All, which is at the bottom, and then you can see all the groups. Then click on the group, and then, near the top of the page will be a Join this Group, click that.

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