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Naomi goes first, swaying from side to side with every step. Her gray hair is still curled up nice and tight because her Wednesday “do” generally looks good through Sunday. As always she’s wearing a matching polyester slack and shirt set. I think the Reverend Jenkins lets her get away with wearing pants to church because number one he wants people to think he’s modern, and number two because if he knows what’s good for him he won’t cross Naomi on anything.

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