Back to Basics

I got back to basics this morning on my ride. I did "Ride in the Park" on level 16, 1 level less than I was doing a week and a half ago. It felt good to finish and sit here contemplating in my "drip". My youngest son is home for today because he has some work for my job. I like that he is able to do that and that my guys trust him enough to call him. He is a good worker, hard worker, fast worker and a conscientious worker. I am proud of him. Not to say that I am not proud of all my kids, I am, but I am referring to my youngest son right now. All of my kids are doing well in work or their responsibilities. It's nice to know that they are reliable and people can depend on them to do what they say they are going to do. Work went well yesterday. I was up at a high school stripping floors, well helping them do that, for their spring break. It was good to get back to basics there as well. I can tell you machines sure make the job easier than when I was doing it years ago. Progress is good, if it is for the right thing in the right way. Life is going well. Things are progressing and I think that as long as we keep obeying, praying and staying humble and fulfilling our callings, there will be a calm about us as the storms of the times rage around us. You know what it is: just getting back to basics.