As somebody who attended catholic school while growing up, it goes without saying that I’ve had plenty of bad experiences with nuns. Nuns and I mixed together like oil and water, and as the resident class clown growing up, I often received the wrath of nun justice. I can still vividly remember being smacked on the hands and head with a ruler, contracting lung cancer from de-chalking erasers after school, and being forced to write phrases repeatedly on the chalkboard like Bart during The Simpsons intro. Not a chance any of that stuff would fly in today’s society, but back then it was just par for the course. Due to these experiences, I don’t really like nuns. They might look harmless, but anybody who went to catholic school knows that most nuns are more comparative to Hitler or Stalin than they are to a cute grandma that bakes cookies. However, there are exceptions. For example, I’ve already blogged about how I would die for Loyola Chicago super fan Sister Jean. Well I’m happy to announce that I’m adding 2 more nuns to my list of admiration, and their names are Sister Mary Kreuper and Sister Lana Chang.