The Stories That Bind Us (2)

In the New York Times article "The Stories That Bind Us" it talks about how sharing family stories and traditions will help families be stronger and plow through the trials that come into their lives. This is a very interesting subject to me and from personal experience I have been able to see that it holds true. In my family, we have many traditions that have been reoccurring throughout many years. We also share stories with each other about our ancestors both distant and close. Through these stories and traditions, my family has become very close and when trials come we stand together and are able to face them.

The Intro (1)

I am Chazzybob, Charles Robert Sampson, and this is my life at BYU.

I recently read a talk by Elder Bednar entitled "Things As They Really Are". Bednar talks about how in this day and age technology is changing very rapidly and it effects the lifestyle of many people and has even created a false sense of life. The reality of virtual reality is, in a few cases, very disturbing. He explains how we must control our use of technology and social media as to not lose our real identity to a false avatar. The best way to achieve this is to always be true and honest in what we say and post online and to always participate in uplifting and wholesome entertainment. Through this blog I hope to help in these aspects, to explain things as they really are and to help others find appropriate ways to entertian themselves and not waste time.

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