revised ed week schedule

Denise and I got our room assignment-3203 Merrill Hall. Why are we always on the 3rd floor? But Merrill Hall is the closest to the cafeteria.

I've made several changes from my previous picks...even of classes that I originally really wanted to go to. I hope I can get in to the classes I want.

MONDAY
8:30          Look to Christ in Every Thought; Doubt not, fear not (Ehlers)          
9:50          Obedience and Freedom: Opposite Sides of the Same Coin (Ehlers)            
11:10        no class                                       
12:30        Up the Down Economy--America’s Financial Future (Marsh)  
I really want this one. Love Scott Marsh, plus I hear hyperinflation is coming (first deflation and then hyperinflation) and I want to know more about it.      
1:50         The Word of Wisdom--”The Do’s” (Petersen)                  
3:10         What Physical Evidence at Carthage Jail Reveals about the Assassinations of  Joseph and Hyrum                 Smith (Lyon)                        

TUESDAY
8:30        Stretching the Grocery Dollar--An Avenue to Food Storage and Extra Money! (Osborne)
can I just say when "exclamation points!" are used in a class titled it makes me hesitate to go...I'm afraid the teacher will be too peppy for my taste...silly isn't it?
9:50        The Trials and Tests of Abraham (Williams)                  
11:10      Devotional with Elder Snow                            
12:30     Chemistry: Creating meaningful connections between how his brain works and how her brain works               (Wrigley)                        
1:50        Parents Presenting the moral--Making the Gospel the Lens through Which We View the World                     and not Vice Versa ( Terrance D. Olson)                
3:10        no class                                       
4:30        Finding Faith--Have you seen His hand? (Gubler)                
5:50         Was It a Prompting or Was It Just Me? (Hinckley)                
7:10        Blog your family history (Summers)                         
8:30        Pondering and reflecting invites revelation (Erickson)                

WEDNESDAY
8:30        Speaking in Sacrament Meeting--Develop Your Message (Witt)          
I would really like to improve my speaking skills...for the audience's sake as well as mine  
9:50        The Family Meeting: How to make FHE, scripture studies, and Recreation  more effective and                         worthwhile (Schmidt)                  
11:10       Raising children to learn by the Holy Ghost (Bothell)                
12:30       Communication Skills are no substitute for Christlike attributes (Bytheway)  
How can you not go to a John Bytheway class when you have a chance...even when it's a topic you normally may not choose?     
1:50         Ancestor Immigration and Migration: Keys to Unlocking Family History (Ewell)    
Maybe this class will help me find HannahWestover and her husband Mr. Newman (William? Thomas?) in England before they came over in the early 1800s.
3:10         no class                                              
4:30        Preparing Our Children--Setting Standards and Expectations (Anderson)        
5:50        Emergency Preparedness, not paranoia: The right frame of mind (Ehlers)        
7:10        We are spiritual beings who need to create and work hard (Erickson)        
8:30        Good, Better, Best: Putting that which matters most, first (Benson)          

THURSDAY
8:30        Speaking in Sacrament Meeting--Organize Your Message (Witt)              
9:50        Discernment: Telling Real Heroes from the Real Villains (Bartholomew)        
11:10      Revelation--Receiving the Mind and the Will of the Lord (Bird)            
12:30      A model for creating emotionally intimate relationships (Scoresby)            
1:50        Kitchen Nutrition--What Are My Choices? (Nyland)                
3:10        no class                                           
4:30        Doing the things that we know we should do (Stevenson)                
5:50        Preparedness: “Here a little and there a little” (Ehlers)                
7:10        The Declaration of Independence, the Bible, and Latter-day Scripture (Moseley)    
8:30        Teaching Children to Excel Scholastically: The Benefits of a Nurturing Environment (Ricks)   

FRIDAY
8:30       Debt-Free Living: Debt Free and Loving It (Sudweeks)                
9:50       Unusual Old Testament Stories (Williams)                    
11:10     Inspired Leadership is our aspiration (Dew)  
Just like the class from John Bytheway, how can you pass up Sheri Dew if you have the chance to see her live regardless of the topic (leadership, sad to say, is not something I'm interested in, though I should be) 
12:30     To Be and To Do: getting it all together (Scoresby)              
1:50       Eating and Health--What’s the Link? (Fullmer)                  
3:10       no class                                    
4:30       Maximizing Prosperity through Scriptural and Prophetic Wisdom (Marsh)        
5:50       Using your provisions in the “Eye of the storm” (Ehlers)                
7:10       no class                                           
8:30       Teaching your children good lifetime money habits (Milne)            


For those of you who got the newest BYU Magazine, there is an article on page 24 about Financial Myths by Bryan Sudweeks (one of the Ed Week presenters). If you don't get the BYU Magazine, here is a link to the article:

http://magazine.byu.edu/?act=view&a=2647

Will I be able to sneak out for a bit on Friday and buy some peaches? The 14 jars we canned won't last long.