His eyes milky, intensely blue, Fasten totally upon the life that was living From 1884 to nineteen hundred and twelve; Not seeing the life that has been his dying since, Though he has braked […]
Bro thers and Sisters, I have been asked to talk on music as a form of worship, or on the significance of music in worship.* I found in reading some scriptures trying to prepare […]
Mormons have always had a passion for recording the experiences that shaped their lives—their dreams, ideals, intentions and conceptions of themselves. The sheer volume of their diaries, journals and other records stagger the imagination. […]
[…] Church continued to promote the bulk—and the worst—of the reasons Mormons had offered for the ban for over 30 years. This occurred mostly through continued print runs and sales by Deseret Book until 2010 […]
[…] melodrama without seriously jeopardizing either my basic position or tone. Any discussion of complex problems has to over-simplify. And I can only leave it to our readers to judge the superficiality of the essay. […]
[…] bottom, then longest, then fattest. Gotta make sure all face the same way—Kendra says I’m a bit over the top, a bit eccentric. When I pick them up and tap them on the table […]
[…] also got a wax head and some stage blood. Even though we have a tight budget, we buy stage blood because what we spend on blood we save in sweat. With stage blood, the […]
[…] God’s will closed to our vote, but, accepting, we mime Kekule’s benzene snakes. Body begins with body. The careful abrasion excites, expands the closed space within: fitful air blown in a balloon. This, Bergson’s […]
[…] melodrama without seriously jeopardizing either my basic position or tone. Any discussion of complex problems has to over-simplify. And I can only leave it to our readers to judge the superficiality of the essay. […]