Friendship and Intimacy
April 17, 2018[…] one friend whom I have known since high school where we shared a mutual interest in classes, dating, dancing, and playing. We only see each other about every three or four years, but we […]
[…] one friend whom I have known since high school where we shared a mutual interest in classes, dating, dancing, and playing. We only see each other about every three or four years, but we […]
[…] in creased and increasingly anguished attention (Mauss 1981). In 1978, a new pronouncement of the General Authorities admitted black males to full priest hood. A whole new subculture in North America with a population of […]
[…] heron. Yesterday she was on Andy’s boat with us, and she was the first to see the black-necked stilts. Like me, she is thirtyish and intense; unlike me, she is brave enough to spend […]
Utah satirist Al Church, among other suggestions on how to survive as a gentile in Utah, offered this tip: “Ask guides at the Beehive House how many wives Brigham Young had. (Of my last four…
[…] group. Those younger saw other alternatives in their future. Like their American associates, they looked forward to dating, romance, college—all alternatives to the Cambodian custom. Putheavy returned home without incident. A missionary couple continues […]
[…] including prosecuting attorney for Washington County, Salt Lake County Recorder, and business agent for the Deseret Evening News. His brother, George Q. Cannon, was a member of the First Presidency of the Church (Evans […]
[…] closed off the street for two blocks, which were solidly packed with cars. Handsome new windows with black frames have been installed, but the openings are just the same size. The old overgrown landscaping […]
[…] Eliza saw enemies where once had been friends. The following lines, published 10 September 1842, suggest her black-and white view of her associates, according to their loyalty to Joseph: O can a gen’rous spirit […]
[…] earnest search for truth conducted by the great spiritualists” (1926b). Conan Doyle could not understand the scientific community’s total rejection of spiritualism, particularly when he believed that it could be proven by “experimental methods” […]
[…] in May 1977, experiences Salt Lake City through every pore. Having rounded the Oquirrhs, driven past “ Black Rock and the ratty beaches” and the Saltair Pavilion, Mason enters the city, nods “gravely” to […]