Their odyssey from remote pockets of Papua New Guinea to an East Coast traveling circus feels natural and charmed to the two sisters. I needed a community culture, I think, and the circus is a community. People depend on each other for survival here, so I'm back where I belong. I love the simplicity of their lives, which is not the same thing as simple. If you have a bad day in one town, well, that was yesterday.
Today is today.
There's a certain freedom in that, a forward way of thinking. So far, only three workers have taken communion at the little altar. But it's early, Sister Dorothy says, and besides, her mission isn't to land a high-volume clientele. I know that mystifies some people, but that's why we're here. Click here for latest religion news.