And if I said I really knew you well, what would your answer be?

If you were here today,

here today, knowing you. Knowing you probably

probably laugh and say that we were worlds apart

if you were here today. This is infants on Thrones, the philosophies of men beingled with humans.

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Welcome back to Infants on Thrones.

I'm Glenn O'Sland

and I've just returned home from a bright, warm, sunshine filled four days in Arizona,

spending time with wonderful family and amazing friends and taking many long emotional strolls down memory lane.

Who was it that said that you can never go home again?

Well, I just did, because I grew up in that area,

and it kind of imprinted me on ways that I think I had forgotten until I was back there.

And of course it's all intertwined with my Mormon upbringing and

then floating to the top of all that's milk that I was raised on

and then floating to the top of all that swirling

nostalgic memory soup were the memories of Kevin Sparks, my best friend growing up.

The guy who was in a private plane crash when he was five years old and lost all feeling in his legs. The guy who President Spencer W

Kimball laid his hands on and blessed that he would run and play again like other

kids, the guy who excitedly and expectantly spent his entire youth waiting for that blessing to be fulfilled,

the guy who started to feel that he must be doing something wrong in the eyes of the Lord when it never did, who saw his wheelchair

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