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Introduce yourself to the class in a few short paragraphs (approximately 100–150 words)

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  1. Introduce yourself to the class in a few short paragraphs (approximately 100–150 words). Select "Reply" to begin your post.
    • The purpose of this post is to spark conversation, so be creative, just as you might every day on Facebook, Twitter, or other social media sites.
    • You must include at least the following but you may choose to add anything else about yourself.
      • Name
      • Hometown, state, country
      • Something interesting about you (funny, serious, crazy, fun, or just plain interesting) or something that you like to do.
      • Include at the end of your post a reflection on something specific that inspired you from this week's reading. Answer at least two of the following questions:
        • What does the statement "the family is not an accident of mortality" mean?
        • What impressions or inspiration did you gain from the talks and how might you apply those to your current family situation?
        • In what ways has your heart, mind and/or behavior changed because of what you have studied and pondered the week?
  2. Make Connections: After posting your own introduction and reflection, carry on conversations the rest of the week with your classmates. Remember the purpose of this activity and have fun. Enjoy getting to know one another!
    • You should spend time getting to know several of your classmates but, for purposes of grading, you will be required to spend time in at least two separate student threads.
    • You should respond to both their introductions and the gospel reflection they shared. 

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Hi my name is Michel Bell Singh, I live in Queens New York. I have been a member of the church for 19 years, married twenty years to my none member husband, I have three beautiful daughters - eldest 26, middle will be 16 in 3 days and youngest is 4 years old and is autistic. An interesting fact is I got pregnant every 11 years. I have discovererd some really cool facts or strengths about myself that I didn't know I had, for example I was a teacher in relief society and turns out I was really good at it, also people look up to me a lot young and old alike. I am the eldest of 8 kids and i'm the only one here is the U.S. my entire family is back in the beautiful island of Jamaica where I am oringinally from. I do enjoy reading, cooking and family time. Raised by my grandmother as an only child because my mom had me when she was 15 so my grandmother took me from her so she could continue her education, proverbs and sayings were like instructions to live by so I still hold them dear to my heart especially "treat others the way you would want to be treated"  Somthing that really inspired me fom this weeks' reading was Madison's story Aquiring Spiritual Knowledge because it shows when we ask in faith heavenly father not only answers us but also prepares us to help others. I was drawn to ponder on the fact we should teach our children the spirit of Elijah and not teach them everything but rather let them learn and understand for themselves and I was very grateful for the reminder to speak kind words to each other and treat our spouse with utmost respect. And I leave my testimony that when we have faith and follow as a disciple of Christ we will be blessed beyound capacity.