Welcome to Part 2 with Sister Rayna I, Aberto on Easter.

I was thinking about that the other day when my mom passed away that I thought,

I would like to have her back. And then then I thought I don't think she'd like to be back because

what President Nelson said one something to the effect of if you could see the reunions on the other side it would mitigate the way you feel like I

would love for my mom to be back but I think she'd say what are you doing I was talking to my mother and

my grandmother and seeing you know these wonderful people from her history and

just history in general I thought President Nelson right. I wouldn't want to take her from those experiences.

Yes. Speaking of mortality and what we go through, I remember as a student at BYU and Hank this is when you were probably in elementary school but they have this building they still have it called the testing center and it's the Hebrew J Grant building and in my day you went

there you took your number two pencil we've actually taken tests with this

nose you take your number two pencil you bubble and everything and you go there to take tests and some things

occurred to me once I've never seen anybody in the testing center about to burst with joy

because you're taking tests. It's not fun and somebody that always

had a really bad cold and nasal congestion always seemed to find a seat right

next to me when I was taking a test.

Somehow they knew.

I remember once I took a Statistics 222 test in there.

I got there at 7 a.m. I left at noon.

By the time I left I didn't care what I got but the

funny part about the testing center was for me is when you leave there's usually

a group of students there you're handing in your answer sheet and they're feeding it through a computer.

Now, Hank, does the word dot matrix printer mean anything to you?

I think I saw it in a museum once right right so it makes a loud noise

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