San Diego temple is not enforcing the bar code

[Clark Addison]

I don't think that the bar codes are madatory anywhere until November. Not sure what variances there will be after that.

At our temple (Columbia, SC), it is always busy Friday nights and Saturdays, but then you have parts of three states attending there, and a full session means about 50 people, so I would hope it would be. I don't often go on weeknights, as it is about 90 minutes away, but the few times I have been there, I usually see 10 to 30 people in a session.

[myboynoah]

Originally Posted by Brian

2.75 hours.
Not yet, heard it a lot.
Whole area is orange.
In teachers quorum (just got put in with them), the first announcement last week was that UT won. I bet it will be gloomy tomorrow.

Almost three hours? Aren't you this side of Knoxville?

Very gloomy. Living in SEC country is a whole new experience for me. I need to get me some of them car flags for game day. I already have a "we support the troops" yellow ribbon magnet for the car. If I could just find a "Jesus Votes Republican" bumber sticker, then I will be fully assimilated.

[Brian]

Originally Posted by myboynoah

Almost three hours? Aren't you this side of Knoxville?

Very gloomy. Living in SEC country is a whole new experience for me. I need to get me some of them car flags for game day. I already have a "we support the troops" yellow ribbon magnet for the car. If I could just find a "Jesus Votes Republican" bumber sticker, then I will be fully assimilated.

full assimilation occurs when you put a "In memoriam: 3" sticker on the back of your pickup.

North west of Knoxville, but not by much. and it's a good long drive. we timed it to see if flying out of nashville made sense. Knoxville airport is really expensive, commuter service only.