J.R. | 12:11 a.m. Aug. 19, 2007
Greetings from San Francisco. Hats off to an ambitious project, I fell for SLC's interesting downtown with it's many beautiful buildings sometime before the Olympics and was swept away by the potential for a grand boulevard along the South Temple street. The two memorable shortcomings were that most of the jewels of the city were in the temple square, which felt somehow like a theme park, not in any disrespectful way, but it was the only walkable area. Such large city blocks. The more recent architecture didn't seem to reflect the dramatic mountains and weather, or local materials such as copper. SLC seems to have the potential to create something great, something logical and urbane, a healthy rival to Portland, the only greatly planned city in the west. I wish SLC the best and hope the city becomes the best it can be.
truehopeeternal | 8:38 a.m. Jan. 8, 2008
Ok spend spend spend i honestly would spend every penny in my ginnypigg bank on glen becks book why you ask well i maybe 18 years old in the mind they may assume that. I know im learning loving and living thy commandments to draw closer to god and my lord personaly. Cover to cover front to back in much respect and influence of discourses by henry b. eyring i am going to draw closer to my father in heven and rod my father here.I will tell you what mind clarity mean to me M - MEMORY I-INSTITUTE N- NEEDED D- DRAWING CCLOSER L-LIVING R REPENTANCE T- TRUE Y- Y? HMM YOUNGHEART!!! = YOUNG HEART BODY MIND SPIRIT! GOD BLESS AMERICA! VOTE ROMNEY HE INSPIRES ME = FACTS TRUEHOPE PROMISE!
Anonymous | 5:05 p.m. May 8, 2008
The Church is practicing to build the New Jerusalem. Salt Lake is the "beta" site.

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