The Eliza Doolittle Complex
Brooke
April 12, 2007
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I have a bit of a complex. It has to do with my appearance. And it is totally ego-centric, vain, and narcissistic. Here’s how it
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I have a bit of a complex. It has to do with my appearance. And it is totally ego-centric, vain, and narcissistic. Here’s how it
Here in So Cal, several of my LDS grad student friends (who run the gamut in church activity) gather weekly to discuss various Mormon themed
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Maria is the author of this fabulous guest post. Thanks for sending it our way! I was teaching sharing time one Sunday when the branch
I’ll confess to being a bit of a privacy freak. Maybe it stems from being the first (cough, experimental!) child in my family … always
When I was in junior high school, I had one particular teacher who was rather liberal in her views (at least by Utah Valley standards).
. . . to say that Kris has written an important post over at BCC. So go read and comment . . . this is
From Lynnette at Zelophehad’s Daughters Main Points from the Manual President Kimball explained in a letter to his son that when you testify of truth,
as a teenager, i decided that when i grew up i wanted to be the mother of a large family. i planned the rest of
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