I thought part of my Easter would be best spent on my back porch reading, "a decidedly one-sided and negative view of Mormon history."
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Hellooo Captain Nick Sparrow across the waves of the ocean - thank you for your kind remarks on my blog. Hooray! I have another follower! I love your blog and will follow you too. I liked in particular the scrapbooking creation imagining if Ratatouille ruled the world. We have several guinea pigs - Mary - matriarch - named after the Crown Princess of Denmark - because that's what you do - Valdemar her son - then there's Misty - then Chip and another one whose name I forget. We have guinea pigs because I have teenagers who won't let go of childhood. Anyway - you're a great blogger and give me inspiration. You're a credit to the regiment. We must talk pirates one day. And as for Mormons - well they have served me well in family history - mustn't grumble. Have you seen the short film The Saviour - here's a clip from You Tube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9k851iJcD6A
Thanks for sharing the clip and for your kind comments. Some of my best friends growing up are Mormons. The book is nonetheless eye-opening!
are Mormons? were Mormons?
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