Nan wrote:
blessedmom wrote:
AAHHHHHH! My face is bright red and burning and my heart is pounding in my throat! Two Mormon MEN were just at my door trying to talk me into listening to them and I had to try to get them to go away! I hate it when I start ringing my hands and I can feel the blood rising to my face. I didn't know what to say.
Well, at least I didn't stutter like I normally do.
And as I was standing there I couldn't help thinking, "What would Nan do?"
It calmed me down a little.
I think I need to go sit in my tree and breathe ssssllllloooooowwwwllllllyyyyyy.
WWND?
N would say "Sorry, but we are in the middle of a blood sacrifice to Baal right now. Can you stop by in a few month's time?"
Just ask them when you can walk into the main cathedral, after you convert. Last I knew woman weren't allowed. My Grandmother converted, baked pies to save enough to go to Utah and then they wouldn't let her in the main cathedral, I do think because my Grandfather wasn't a Mormon. (he did say he would like to own the original version of the book) They're hard working people, as a whole, I have some in the family that still are Mormons and after the Agnes Flood hit this area they were johnny on the spot, working very hard for nothing. But, something about my Grandmothers experience still grates me the wrong way, really wrong way.
I love when the missionaries come to the door of any religion, I'm equal opportunity. They're happy to leave again too. When I and a friend shared a house, we used to get one that came every Thursday, not Mormon, he started coming with a friend, I think he was a little overwhelmed. We waited with bated breath every Thursday, it was way better then TV. Yes we were both cruel and unusual, took no prisoners. We wondered later what ever happened to those two, probably locked in some monastery trying to purge the evil from their souls to this day. It's interesting to look up the history of the missionary's, don't use the Wikipedia thingy, it's just plain biased, they don't like to mention the harm they have done in the name of their teaching. The history is rich with horrible atrocities. Oh yeah, bring them missionary's on, I always have a big black cauldron set to go to full boil. They taste good with catchup. Long pig, yummy.
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Just enjoy what you do, as best you can, and let the dog out once in a while.