Katherine Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > But, when I was on my way to class I ran into my > mom & the bishop. First, this creepy old D-bag > tells me I look "radiant", and notices I don't > have make-up on, (WHO DOES THAT?) I know it was a > compliment, but he's old enough to be my father, > and the way he said it creep
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The thing I find most amazing is that you think they were there by coincidence. Was there any advanced knowledge by the class that the topic was coming up? If they were not in uniform, it means it was p day, and I can't believe that they would spend that time in a class they would get no credit for attending. Is that class so interesting that random people regularly sit in on it? I may be &qu
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What a Turd!
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My sister NARCed me out, and it took a while for me to forgive her. I thank her now, to her TBM shagrin, as it helped me exit stage left! How old is the Niece? If she is 13, then rat her out! If she is more mature, I would talk to her to make sure she is acting responsibly. Imagine your guilt if she climbed behind the wheel and killed someone. Her parents aren't going to talk to her ab
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A post on another thread reminded me of another crappy childhood experience. In the late 1970's, I was blessed with being "allowed" to quit Little League so I could spend my 11 year old summer learning my part "Ernie" in our stakes performance of "Saturday Evening Warrior". What a stupid play that was. I was so bumed to have to quit something I liked, to go hang
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Good stuff, jbryan!
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I like the way they spin leaving the church, as "losing your testimony". "Oh poor bro jon1 has lost his testimony." as if it's behind the couch, with my keys, and all I have to do is reach back there, and brush off the dust bunnies, and poof, I'm TBM again. Stupid church.
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Where is your blog?
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n/t
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I think this is a valid point. I've been out since 1987, and every now and then I still find my mind reverting back to this, "think about who you are talking to" crap, and have to force myself back to life. Valid observation, Ron.
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The "Online" thing sounds like a good excuse, and will make it so they will have to remember, and want to go there to read it. No more reminders, because it is sitting on the coffee table.
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dit Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My absolute favorite would be a Cape Cod, vodka, > ice and cranberry juice. Repeat! > > The only liquor I keep in the freezer is tequila > and vodka. > > LOL Ron! That sound good, Dr. dit! I'll take two, and call you in the morning...
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Finally a topic I have some expertise in! While Rum & Coke, is a good drink, as a beginner you should probably start with Vodka. It has less flavor and will leave a smaller "footprint" in the flavor of your drink. It also is not as strong(usually, check your proof level, 200 proof is 100% alc, 40 proof is 20% etc.). It can be paired with any soda, and also is great with all juic
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ExMormonRon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > anon Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > A little known fact: > > A woman can be sealed to all of her husbands > after > > she and they are all dead. > > True, but the church's stand is this: "It will be > sorted out in heaven.&q
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thanks, just took care of it.
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