Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Triplet. French Horn player šŸ“Æ. Keeper of Horn Lore Loreā„¢. Wisconsin extremist. ā€œWisconsin cheese chauvinistā€.

Wisconsin, USA
Joined March 2018
Almost time. @Brewers #ThisIsMyCrew
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Root Beer and the Brew Crew A Poem There once was a Saint in the stands, With a foam finger raised in both hands. He yelled, ā€œGo Brew Crew!ā€ But drank Sprecher too, ’Cause the Word of Wisdom still stands. He knows that the team’s got a name That sounds like a beer-drinking game. But supporting the bat Doesn’t mean he’s a rat Who’s sneaking a Miller Lite frame. No coffee, no tea, and no ale— Just Sprecher and peanuts for sale. He’ll cheer every homer With zero misnomer: The rules and the team can both scale. So the next time the Brewers take flight, And a Latter-day Saint joins the fight, Don’t question his cheer Or his choice of soft beer— He’s just rooting for baseball tonight.
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Colors are elite today
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I love my ART
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There’s almost nothing better than swapping family stories of grandparents with people. It makes them feel so close. 🄹 Reply or quote photos of your grandparents!
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My efforts are paying off! @sprecherbrewery should pay me a commission for all the people I have turned on to them!
Replying to @EricCMeadows
@EricCMeadows has recommended Sprecher root beer more than once but I’ve never seen it here in NC Traveling this weekend I happened to see this in a store and picked it up. This was the only Sprecher drink the store had, but luckily I love cream soda It was incredible and I can add my recommendation as well But don’t trust me My wife tried it and said ā€œI don’t like cream soda but I would drink that.ā€ It’s that good
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Create for me and LDS Style painting that perfectly embodies the quote I pasted above (don’t include the text in the image) ā€œThe same God that placed the star in a precise orbit millennia before it appeared over Bethlehem in celebration of the birth of the Babe has given at least equal attention to placement of each of us in precise human orbits so that we may, if we will, illuminate the landscape of our individual lives, so that our light may not only lead others but warm them as well.ā€ Neal A Maxwell
šŸ¤– Made with AI
ā€œTwo of the most spectacular moments for the journey of our eternal spirit is that of birth and death. The moment in which we enter this world—spirit to body—and leave it. The next greatest moment is the joining of two souls in the new and everlasting covenant—the sealing ordinance—performed by one with authority in the House of the Lord. A gift given by our Eternal Father to His children, that we may have hope in this promise—a Plan of Happiness—that families may be together forever on both sides of the veil.ā€ Shared by @FaithLikeAbish2 during her talk today šŸ¤
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You may think you have the best friends on this app, but you’d be wrong. I do.
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Do you realize how difficult it is to describe baseball to someone? Seriously hard...
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My friends are very talented! Nice work, @Sunnyreads8
Played my first organ solo in church today. Nerve racking and completely different than accompanying signing. Played the English horn for you @EricCMeadows at 2:40. (This is a not-mistake-free practice run-thru, but accurate to today's imperpect performance 😊.)
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Happy Sunday all #photography lovers… #Photooftheweek No theme, anyone can join in, favorite photo of the week…
Happy Sunday all #photography lovers… #Photooftheweek No theme, anyone can join in, favorite photo of the week…
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Went wandering in the woods with a good friend today. It was amazing. God’s painting was in full display
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Eric Meadows retweeted
There once was an Eric who was so disgruntled. He'd disgruntle and grump at all he saw. He made children cry. He made policemen cry. Grump. Grump. Then he had some cheese and the sun shone. No longer could be disgruntled. Instead, he became gruntled. And everyone was happy.
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Look up ā¬†ļø
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Eric Meadows retweeted
As requested. Hang it in the Louvre
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