u/gr3ybacon33

I just met with my bishop last week about getting my patriarchal blessing, and we also talked about keeping me on track for the Melchizedek priesthood and endowment in several months. Just out of curiosity, I visited the church website to look at white clothing. Mentally adding it all up, it's not an insignificant number for me, and that's not including garments for everyday, and ceremonial clothing. Do you have a sense of the ball park you paid when getting everything you needed to go through the Temple for the first time?

I’m looking for potty training reassurance. I come on here and see folks who potty trained at 8 or 9 weeks and I feel behind. My puppy will be 12 weeks on Monday. She’s crate trained and I enforce naps. She very rarely pees in her crate, and rarely has accidents outside of it, but that’s mostly because I watch her like a hawk and take her out often.

She doesn’t really signal when she needs to go out. If she does it’s for poo more often than pee. I do have bells on the front door that I could be more consistent with. She gets a high value treat every time she potties outside.

Does it sound like I’m on the right track? She had an accident this morning, full my fault, and I just feel down about it. I know 12 weeks is still very young.