The cleaning crew closes my office door every night. I have run into a few of them every now and then. They do a great job cleaning. But because the door has been closed all night, I enter either a freezing cold or boiling hot office the following morning. So I asked the office manager […]
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This would be the funniest reality TV show ever. I call it “The Formerly Fat Sisters.”
Cameras follow the daily real lives of two sisters, both living in Utah. One is a married Mormon with four children. She works in a hospital. The second sister is a single lesbian mother of one who works in healthcare […]
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I don’t know much about polygamy, but what I do know, I am going to tell you here.
My lines of Mormon family members always came through a first wife. So we are all legal and legit.
A great-great- something grandfather of mine was the tailor to Brigham Young, and he made all of the cute striped […]
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So everybody in Utah is talking about the Mormon church being willing to meet with a gay Mormon group. I really don’t care, but I do find some oddities about it.
Luckily, I don’t have to choose between being gay and being Mormon. And I can’t imagine being gay and a member of the Mormon church […]
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After a recent blog post, someone left a comment asking why I am such a cynic. I had to look up the word in the dictionary to be sure I understood the question. And might I say, there are a ton of definitions for “cynic.”
I don’t know if I am a cynic. But if I […]
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I grew up believing that the actual birth date of Jesus Christ was April 6. How this came about, I don’t recall. It just always was.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon church) was organized on April 6, 1830, in New York. (Oh, Happy Birthday Mormon Church, Too.) And some believe that […]
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