pap
Ora mi a nase, mi mayornan a planta un palu di magnolia patras di kas p'asina ku lo tin magnolianan na mi seremonia di kasamentu, ku lo a bai tuma lugá na e Iglesia Protestante di mi antepasadonan. Pero riba e dia di mi kasamentu, no tabatin ni mayornan na mi banda, ni magnolianan, paso komo un konverso di un aña den Iglesia, mi a biaha bai e siudat di Salt Lake, Utah, pa risibí mi investidura di tèmpel i wòrdu seyá na mi prometido, David.
eng
When I was born, my parents planted a magnolia tree in the backyard so there would be magnolias at my wedding ceremony, held in the Protestant church of my forefathers. But on the day of my marriage, there were no parents at my side and no magnolias, for as a one-year convert to the Church, I had traveled to Salt Lake City, Utah, to receive my temple endowment and be sealed to David, my fiancé.