1133. President Gordon B. Hinckley, talk in General Conference -- funny, and wise!

This is a great talk to re-visit, and listen to again!  It will bring a smile to your face, and some wisdom also!

 https://www.lds.org/general-conference/1981/10/four-bs-for-boys?lang=eng&cid=email-shared

It is by President Gordon B. Hinckley -- a delightful talk!

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