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“Sometimes You Feel Like a Nagin …

For those of you too wise to be tweaked by my teaser of Parliament’s “Chocolate City” lyrics (with regard to Mayor Nagin’s comments), here’s a sample:
There’s a lot of chocolate cities, around
We’ve got Newark, we’ve got Gary
Somebody told me we got L.A.
And we’re working on Atlanta
But you’re the capital, CC
Gainin’ on ya!
Get down
Gainin’ on ya!
Movin’ in and on ya
Gainin’ on ya!
Can’t you feel my breath, heh
Gainin’ on ya!
All up around your neck, heh heh
Hey, CC!
They say your jivin’ game, it can’t be changed
But on the positive side,
You’re my piece of the rock
And I love you, CC.
Can you dig it?
Hey, uh, we didn’t get our forty acres and a mule
But we did get you, CC, heh, yeah
Gainin’ on ya
Movin’ in and around ya
God bless CC and its vanilla suburbs
Gettin’ down
Ah, blood to blood
Ah, players to ladies
The last percentage count was eighty
You don’t need the bullet when you got the ballot
Are you up for the downstroke, CC?
Chocolate city
Are you with me out there?
And when they come to march on ya
Tell ’em to make sure they got their James Brown pass
And don’t be surprised if Ali is in the White House
Reverend Ike, Secretary of the Treasure
Richard Pryor, Minister of Education
Stevie Wonder, Secretary of FINE arts
And Miss Aretha Franklin, the First Lady
Are you out there, CC?
A chocolate city is no dream
It’s my piece of the rock and I dig you, CC
God bless Chocolate City and its (gainin’ on ya!) vanilla suburbs
Mayor Nagin, bless his heart, is now trying to explain himself.
… Sometimes You Don’t!”
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Chocolate City
Yesterday, taking two white boys to the airport, during a lively conversation about Clinton and Parliament, I drove past my exit. I believe it was during the Associate Director of OCMC’s comments about the P-Funk jam “Chocolate City” that we actually missed the turn. I realize that Orthodox white boys discussing the merits of true funk is, well, out of the ordinary. I also realize that there are definitely some P-Funk songs that are inappropriate for this blog audience. Therefore, I will not print said lyrics here. Nor, due to language used, will I direct you to this site.
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It’s That Time Again …
Dawn’s book is done. IOW, she’s back.
What is the Catholic teaching on noitroba?

Hey, Bob? Why the long face?
National Concerns Committee
NAC 017: Approve the Episcopal Church membership in the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice.
HT Classical Anglican
Abortion – Full Disclosure
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HOUSTON: View, Visitors, Victors



As mentioned earlier, it was a busy weekend at St George, Houston — not to mention the NFL!
I really did not think that my wishes and predictions — victorious Steelers & Panthers — would prevail. O me of little faith! (Then again, victors in spite of the officiating.)
Picture One: Sunrise above our house on Sunday, the day of the Houston Marathon.
Picture Two: (L to R) Jordan Henderson, Associate Director at the Orthodox Christian Mission Center (OCMC); old priest; John Mahfouz, Program Coordinator for Orthodox Youth Outreach (OYO); Constantine Shepherd, Youth / Christian Ed Director, Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, Winston-Salem, NC.
Picture Three: OYO participants who ministered to Houston’s homeless over the holiday weekend.
Oops, forgot to take our camera to the Annual IOCC Dinner.
Oh my … Picture This: 
VERSUS
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