You May Be Mormon If…



You May Be Mormon If…
You May Be Mormon If…you were married by 20.
You May Be Mormon If…you still jump from your seat when you hear the word beam.
You May Be Mormon If…know where Rexburg, Idaho is.
You May Be Mormon If…you like Jell-O.
You May Be Mormon If…you are 35 and still going to a YSA ward.
You May Be Mormon If…you live in Utah.
You May Be Mormon If…you secretly judge others who drink Coke.
You May Be Mormon If…you ever sold essential oils.
You May Be Mormon If…you are reading this post.

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  1. UnknownAugust 21, 2018 at 1:59 PM

    I'm readin this ! And l live in Cardston Alberta !

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    1. bbwfwAugust 21, 2018 at 3:46 PM

      Its you "may" But thanks for the read. Hope you enjoy and you might like some of my other posts. If so be sure to watch for new posts each day. I will try to have at least one funny post a day.

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