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1.
My fiancée. I naturally share everything with
her and I value her opinions and advice. I believe that the personal essay is a
way in which we can grow even closer together. The emphasis on religion and the
Book of Mormon is also special, but even more because this assignment was
written with the intent to share religious things in a more cultural way rather
than a preachy way that the LDS are so accustomed to. I’ll talk to her about it
in person.
2.
My brother is living on the other side of the
country and is about to serve a mission in Mexico. I think he can benefit from
reading this personal essay as he prepares to talk with people every day about
the gospel. I believe exploring how to bring up the gospel in every day life is
an important skill to focus on and develop. I’ll share this with him over
facebook. I plan on posting to his wall about it.
3.
My best friend from High School. Anthony and I
were definitely tight before we both went to separate colleges. It’s been
awhile since we last talked. Every once awhile we have Skyped. I think this is
a good opportunity to Skype again. During the Skype call I’ll tell him about
what I’ve been up to in school and let him know about my personal essay and
video. This will be particularly interesting because he is not a member and
does not like focusing on religion.
4.
My fiancée’s family. I actually haven’t officially
met them yet— but I will over Christmas break! It will be my first time talking
with them in person. I think this provides a great opportunity for them to get
to know me better. I’ll tell them over the phone about my personal essay and
then while I’m there visiting in a few weeks I can show them the video in
person and invite them to read the essay.
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I like the idea of sharing over Skype, or of telling someone ahead of time that you plan to share with them later. Some good ideas.
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