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Church historian by day, reader, crafter, & home baker by night--maybe it's the other way around. My schedule is kind of messed up. 🇨🇦/🇩🇪 in 🇺🇸. She/her.

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    Christina‏ @christinaemoss 12 Feb 2018

    What's a childhood anecdote that says a lot about you? Mine is that when I was 8 my friends and I went door to door selling homemade keychains so we could buy Bibles for our bullies.

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      2. Christina‏ @christinaemoss 12 Feb 2018

        My reasoning at the time was that if they read the Bible they would stop bullying me. I have since come to realize that in the hands of a bully the Bible can be as effective a weapon as any, but hey, my heart was in the right place.

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      3. Christina‏ @christinaemoss 13 Feb 2018

        I got some pretty delightful responses to this, so brace yourselves for a flood of RTs

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      2. Sissyeatsgrits okra greens friedcatfish w hotsauce‏ @divafancypants 12 Feb 2018
        Replying to @christinaemoss

        i went to catholic school for part of the 3rd gr. I didnt go to confession. Im not catholic. A friend asked y Me: im 7 what do i have to confess Her: if u dont go u go to hell Me: I dont believe n hell Her, Wide eyed: why not? Me: i dont blieve n fake horrible things

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      3. Sissyeatsgrits okra greens friedcatfish w hotsauce‏ @divafancypants 12 Feb 2018
        Replying to @divafancypants @christinaemoss

        i didnt go to that school much longer after that because the mother superior scolded me every chance she got and the girls pulls my skirt up in front of boys and threw rocks at me. I never did get around to believing in hell - at least not in the after life.

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      2. Dan Brockett‏ @Freakademic 13 Feb 2018
        Replying to @christinaemoss

        In kindergarten, I was in (unrequited) little-kid love with this girl in my class, named Rachel. But I always got her name mixed with Chelsea (still a thing). So, one day in recess, I decided to kiss Rachel and called her, only I said Chelsea by accident.

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      3. Dan Brockett‏ @Freakademic 13 Feb 2018
        Replying to @Freakademic @christinaemoss

        Chelsea (I wasn't into her) came over. Rather than correct myself, Chelsea and I went behind the dumpster and kissed a bunch (on the LIPS, because I was the Bad Boy of that kindergarten class). Me:pic.twitter.com/0I1G9KhAMb

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      1. imaginarycircus‏ @imaginarycircus 13 Feb 2018
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        I found $20 in can of tennis balls and took it to the police station to turn in. They were like... lol it’s yours.

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      1.  🎃 👻 💀kirthan 🧟‍♀️‏ @fatdeathfemmeco 13 Feb 2018
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        When I was really little, maybe 3, I went up to my brother, unprovoked, and scratched him so hard he bled. My parents asked why and I said, “He hit me yesterday.”pic.twitter.com/WfkJlrmoM4

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      1. Madgefan73‏ @Madgefan73 13 Feb 2018
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        Well, we played in a park that bordered a tennis club. We would often find tennisballs that frequently flew over the fence. Wewould keep them and walk door to door selling them in the neighborhood. We would sell them for 25 cents each, but the orange one was 1$.

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      2. James R.‏ @notthathelpful 13 Feb 2018
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        At the age of 5, I was the biggest discipline problem in my Sunday School class. I was perfectly obedient, but I could read with great fluency, and kept "helping" the teacher by correcting her verse readings. "No, ma'am, it doesn't say 'be good', it says 'do unto them that...'"

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      3. James R.‏ @notthathelpful 13 Feb 2018
        Replying to @notthathelpful @christinaemoss

        It got to the point that whenever she said something about faith or God, everyone in class turned to me to find out what the REAL truth was. I had no idea I was a holy terror, literally. My mother had no idea what to tell the poor woman. :-)

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