A list of stories, opinions, observations about the gift of being disfellowshipped from a mind numbing religous cult known as Jehovahs Wtnesses (aka Street Walkers and Door Knockers) These stories and observations will become part of my book designed to help those in Watchtower escape mode to do so knowing that there is a great life on the other side!
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Saturday Morning Porch Humpers
Its a beautiful Saturday morning as I sit in my office doing a little research that is overdue on some projects I have my mind set on. As I sip my coffee I glance out of my office window to see Jehovah's Witnesses meandering down the street looking like a clump of thugs waiting to pounce on the first available breathing idiot. I stare with amusement as the meandering continues and it looks as if no one wants to make the first effort to open a gate, knock on a door or even climb some stairs.
So I decide to make it easy for them. I put on my shoes and hurried outside and walked right up amongst the group with a certain shine in my eyes as if daring them to say something to me.
It worked. "Goodmorning sir, we are sharing some..."
"No thanks, I just left your organization".
"Sir?" She paused. "I hope you'll come back some day".
I was surprised by my response. "I hope you get out someday".
I walked to my car happy with the short interaction. As I returned to my apartment and while passing them, the whole group was staring at me.
Probably wishing they could get out too.
So I decide to make it easy for them. I put on my shoes and hurried outside and walked right up amongst the group with a certain shine in my eyes as if daring them to say something to me.
It worked. "Goodmorning sir, we are sharing some..."
"No thanks, I just left your organization".
"Sir?" She paused. "I hope you'll come back some day".
I was surprised by my response. "I hope you get out someday".
I walked to my car happy with the short interaction. As I returned to my apartment and while passing them, the whole group was staring at me.
Probably wishing they could get out too.
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