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Hi I'm Benjamin
I love Idaho potatoes, I love music, I love my family and friends, and I'm a Mormon.
About Me
I used to be a quiet person, but I have learned how to talk to people. I love listening to and playing music. I love playing games. I can get pretty competitive. I love having a great time. I love music. I have grown up enjoying learning how to play the piano and then the saxophone. While in High School I was very involved in the school band. During my senior year of high school I picked up the french horn and started teaching myself how to play it. Only two or three months later, I played it in honor band, which is frightening to say the least. From that I have also been able to play a little bit of the trumpet, which I had a lot of fun with. I was also involved in all of the plays and musicals put on by my High School. I enjoyed the time, to spend with my friends, and being involved with those activities that I enjoyed. I enjoy learning about new things. After High School I became more involved with researching about electronics. I enjoy learning about things that fascinate my mind. I'm getting into running because it helps me to stay fit and happy. I'm enjoying it a lot and I am setting goals to go further and faster.
Why I am a Mormon
I grew up in the church, and I was baptized when I turned 8 years old. As I've grown older, I've come to realize how the gospel has blessed my family. I pray for answers to questions I have, and I get answers through the scriptures and impressions from the Holy Ghost.
How I live my faith
I am able to play the piano, so I often help with providing accompaniment to any songs being sung. I love seeing the effect the Gospel has on individuals and families. I am always striving to do better and live a more Christlike life. Thankfully I am able to try over and over and over again. I am always learning more about the Gospel and gaining more understanding that helps me grow in faith. I am grateful for experiences I have that help me to progress "line upon line, precept upon precept."