“A priest, nun, and rabbi walk into a bar…” (A true story)

I’m learning how to speak in front of crowds again. This reading from Confessions of a Prodigal Daughter is through Northern Colorado Writers. I always read live from Confessions because I figure the audience will respond better to stories about my family’s quirks and that time my friends and I – a priest, a nun, and a wannabe rabbi – all went into a bar this one time just so we could say we did, as opposed to my darker stories about rape and spiritual abuse.

Anyway, enjoy!

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