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I wonder which District Convention she attends. My bet is she'd have a "following" as she cruised the mezzanine.
I'm pretty sure she goes to the Brooklyn Assembly Hall. From what I hear she doesn't have a following as much as 1,800 people whispering to each other "That's Coco Roca over there!"
From my information, yes, she actually does some field service. Probably more than most GB members.
From my information, yes, she actually does some field service. Probably more than most GB members
Then that would be two hours instead of one every year or so.
Irony.
When I was in my teens and wanted to model an elder told me I could not model and serve Jehovah....so I decided not to serve Jehovah. (...and like a dummy I came back after a few years out there...)
I see in Coco's case times have changed.
More than anything, this is just a weird story. I know that the Post is tabloid-y, but how did this even end up as a story?
I read a synopsis of this story on Huffington Post entitled, "Coco Rocha a Jehovah's Witness, Who Knew?". It should've been called, "Coco Rocha a Jehovah's Wtness, Who Cares?". Certainly, if this woman is literate, she's read about Prince and the Williams sisters.
Man this woman does NOT do it for me. I gues she has that anorexic alien thing the magazines seem to like, but she is not the bees knees ya dig?
If it makes her feel any better, I think most of the "public" doesn't know who the hell she is either.
Too thin.....
This girl needs a
"Coco Rocha a Jehovah's Wtness, Who Cares?".
True Jamie, or getting more to the point, "Coco Rocha is a Jehovahs Witness, Who Is She ?"
and yes, she looks as if she does need to eat that sandwich, and another one after that
Here is another model, raised in the cult, but not sure she is still a witness. Her family is still in, at least 1 sister and parents.
Let's simply admire this gorgeous young woman for having the balls to do what most of us probably would have wanted to do when we were young but would never have dared think possible:
To remain in reasonably good standing with the local congregation and having a stimulating career.
Oh that I was not only young again (gasp) , but so confident in my ability to build a successful career quite independent from the local kingdom hall (double gasp).
Mind you, on reflection I'd prefer to have my own active brain to see that the religion I belonged to was total bullsh*t - and to have gotten the hell out and still have enough life in me to have subsequently developed a fulfilling career.
