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Top 5 Mormons We Love To Hate
The news is out: everybody hates us. Those of us with healthy persecution complexes anticipated this day and even looked forward to it as evidence of our righteousness. But guess what, Mormons — some of you are ESPECIALLY hated, loathed and reviled, thereby showing yourselves to be even more...
Tom Cruise on Home Teaching
Mormon Life says: Okay, this is funny.
Inventions Crying out for an Inventor
I’m an idea (wo)man, folks. I have no technical know-how, money for ventures, or entrepreneurial appetite, but I do have some ideas for products that would make my Sundays easier. * An alarm that will announce how many more minutes we have before we need to be in the car (25 minutes, 15 minutes...
Proverbs or Proverb? That is the Question!
Mormon Life says: This is funny.
I come from one of those families where scripture is used to scare you straight. I used to wonder how parents ever expected kids to like reading the scriptures if they were always associated with...
How Do We Know?
Mormon Life says: This is funny.
My husband assigned our four-year-old son Cole the FHE lesson last night. About half hour before FHE on the way home from a playdate he and I got around to planning. It went something like this,...
The argument for a companion to BYU's mascot Cosmo
Mormon Life says: This is funny—and yet I think he is serious.
Calling all BYU sports fans and supporters alike. Anyone who could ever call themselves a true BYU student knows and loves our dashing mascot Cosmo. BYU just wouldn’t be the same without him and his...
Top 10 Ways GA's Eat Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup
Mormon Life says: Funny.
Top 10 Ways General Authorities eat Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup 10. Paul H. Dunn: “I remember back in WWII that I ate a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup. Back then, they were big enough to live on for a...
“How Many Wives Have You Got?”
George D. Pyper (1860-1943) – member of the Tabernacle Choir, manager of the Salt Lake Theater, and General Superintendent of the Sunday Schools – tells this story about his time in Nashville, Tennessee, in 1897, when he was directing Utah’s exhibit at the Tennessee Centennial: I had been...
