much.

I remember in Maria Von Trapp's autobiography Maria: My Own Story she shares a similar childhood memory:

"In these first years of my childhood, God entered my life for the first time in a very gentle and loving way. My foster mother was a deeply religious person, truly pious. Every morning she would go to church, many times taking me with her, and I remember how I often looked at her rather than at the altar. Her face radiated kindliness and the love of God.

At home she would sometimes take me on her lap in the evening and go through an illustrated Bible in large print. I am sure I would think the pictures atrocious now, but at that time they were a source of great happiness. I rememberMississippi voters won't have to show photo ID to vote

Mississippi voters can vote Nov. 6 without having to show a photo ID as they cast their ballots for president, U.S. senator, congressmen, a Supreme Court justice and a new state senator for DeSoto County along with a state representative for Marshall County and parts of DeSoto.

Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann, who is responsible for overseeing the state's elections among other duties, reiterated on Tuesday that the U.S. Justice Department has not yet approved the state law requiring voter photo IDs that legislators passed last spring.

That means voters won't have to provide a photo ID before they are allowed to vote in this election.

Legislators approved the law after Mississippi voters, with more than 62 percent of the vote, last