My Mission Decision
March 21, 2018[…] grain fields to hunt ducks and geese. 1 paid my tuition, sixty bucks, and went for the English exam. To my surprise, I bypassed bonehead English, which Jon had had to take. Walking to […]
[…] grain fields to hunt ducks and geese. 1 paid my tuition, sixty bucks, and went for the English exam. To my surprise, I bypassed bonehead English, which Jon had had to take. Walking to […]
[…] Save the leg? The doctor had crossed hairy arms over his scrubs. How do you deliver bad news? How do you drop barbells without cracking the floor? They can try. He’s gone upstairs. You […]
[…] Dan Ring, “8,100 Gay, Lesbian Couples Marry after 2004 Decision,” Springfield Republican, May 17, 2006, 222. masslive.com/metrowest/republican/index.ssf/base/ news-0/11478708 5559880.xml&coll=1 (accessed March 18, 2007). Stephanie Coontz, Marriage: A History (New York: Viking Penguin, 2005), 33–34. […]
[…] genitals. I said no. They became insistent and started reaching for me. They angrily accused me of breaking a promise I had implicitly made or somehow otherwise implied by my acknowledging their presence. I […]
[…] leaped skyward from the guts of an overturned car, one of those black, official-looking older sedans that news casts show shuttling Chinese leaders here and there. Students from the People’s University stood in the […]
[…] and I will try to characterize the difference between a temple in Deseret and one in the international church. Here I find echoes of the First and Second temples in Jerusalem, which tie our […]
[…] was off (shouldn’t it be “each of you wanted to rescue the other”? Surely God can speak English correctly), although upon a little reflection, I concluded that the grammar might actually be correct if […]
[…] sacrifice. From a bulletin given to choir members, in possession of author. T. Bowring Woodbury, New Era News: Mother Months, Feb. 27, 1961. Woodbury, New Era News, Feb. 27, 1961. “Mormon Women Fight Adversity […]
As a followup to Michelle Inouye’s Winter 2012 Letter to the Editor about the International Mormon Studies Book Project, here is a Patheos post with more information on how to donate. “As Mormonism continues […]
[…] Luther made the same points, he said, “I got to break.” He said, “No, Luther, I’m not breaking with you.” James Buchanan, another great figure, held on as long as he could, and then […]