I'm not Catholic. I've never been Catholic. But I like setting Nunzilla loose on the floor and watching the fireworks.
I wonder if she'll hit it off with Katita . . .
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Ken, I also did the Catholic school circuit, and ran into my share of Nunzillas. Specifically Sister Martha Louise. I'm surprised I still have my ears considering how often they'd be pulled as I was dragged to the principal's office. :)
Mac:
From the GREAT Death Cab for Cutie song "I Will Follow You Into the Dark," off of the Plans (2005) album (one of the year's best):
"In Catholic school,
as vicious as Roman rule,
I got my knuckles brusied by a lady in black,
And I held my tongue,
as she told me
'Son fear is the heart of love,'
So I never went back."
Paul
Mac:
I meant to add...
Best science teacher I ever had? Sister Maureen, grade 7, Caledonia Junior High, Dartmouth, N.S.
No kidding.
Paul
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