[ClaytonP]

In my case I came home, graduated from college asap and got out of mormondum by taking a job in California. And yes up until 1963 those were the best two and a half years of my life. I learned to speak a foreign language, met Dexter Gordon and Ella Fitzgerald in the Jazz clubs of Copenhagen and became an expert in cooking Danish food.

So if you go away to a distant place and have fun instead of preaching or whatever, how easy is it to conceal what your true actions are?

The reason I ask is because I've seen a few of those morman mission types spending all day approaching random people on the street and not being very successful at it.

I've often thought that if they spent the whole day at the park or beach and then said "Yeah all those reprobate sinners wouldn't heed the word", they would have pretty much the same results as those who earnestly tried.

[Utah Binger]

We worked sixty hours a week, I became a Branch President and was successful in 25+ baptisms. Don't know if they continued as members. I hope they too figured it out.

When you are indoctrinated regarding process from a very young age you learn how to fake it, do the hard work and bide your time. BTW where did I say I was having fun and not doing the work?