Orthodixie

I've been in quite a sour mood lately, and I'm trying to get back to where I once was--in somewhat good humor at least most of the time.  Well, today I had to call off work due to breathing problems.  The asthma's been in overdrive all week, and it's not exactly hay fever season so I have no idea why it's kicking up on me.

Anyway, I took the day off, settled in at the computer, and never bothered to put in a movie.  Instead, I decided to listen to podcasts all day.  The Anchor is a great online radio station--make sure you check that one out--but I usually have to relaunch the popup player after every show, and sometimes even in the middle of a show.  No idea why it dies out on me, but it's not their site.  It's my computer and its dwindling capabilities. 

Ancient Faith always plays for me until I close the window, so that's where I've been going lately, and I'm absolutely addicted to one of the shows:  Orthodixie.  Hilarious.  Absolutely hilarious.  So I've been on an Orthodixie marathon all day long.  It's Father Joseph Huneycutt, a priest of the Eastern Orthodox Christian Church.  He's had me in tears too many times to count.  I just had to give this guy a shout-out.

This one originally broadcast September 12, 2011 is particularly hilarious.  If you can listen to this one without busting your slats, check yourself for a pulse.