Aimee made this for her, an early birthday gift.
A Good Walk Spoiled
This just makes me mad. And I think it speaks for itself. I rolled my eyes when I heard about Bush saying in an interview that he was giving up golf out of some perverse idea of respect for families whose children are fighting or who have died in Iraq. How ridiculous of him to think that this “gesture” has any meaning at all. It’s almost funny.
And then one thinks back to 9/11 and this embarrassing moment. So with that moment in history, he expects us to believe that he’s sincere for making this “sacrifice”?
PuhLEEZE.
And as if that wasn’t bad enough, the Huffington Post reported last week that it wasn’t true, that he has played golf at least twice since 2003.
Really, I don’t care whether or not if he plays golf. Its that he plies people’s emotions with his LIES! Lies about stupid things! He tries to make people think that he cares about the kids who are dying in his useless war by lying about whether or not he plays golf!
To-Do List Addendum
- Enjoy this beautiful morning from the vantage point of my sunny living room, researching, writing, drinking coffee, enjoying my wife’s company.
- Possibly take the skateboard out to the lake front.
- Make popcorn and watch a movie with my honey.
- Read the novel I’m working on
- Research grocery delivery with Irv & Shelley’s
To-Do List For This Weekend
- Go to the Green City Market
- Practice yoga every day
- Clean the bath tub
- Research and compose outline for article about social networking for social change
- Laundry
- Veg out
- Prospect research project for Dad
- Sleep in every day
- Catch up on my blogging
- Call Friends
- Clean the cat’s litter box
- Get a little work work done
- Sit around and do nothing with my spouse
- Ignore to-do list and do whatever I want
Just(ly) Married
This week we celebrated a victory. The CA Supreme Court ruled that we have the right to marry and form a family bond, and that is protected by the California Constitution. We have taken a big step away from second class citizenship!
We are indeed blessed for so many reasons. Mildred Loving was smiling down on us.
I am so grateful for all of our friends and family who have supported us, and to the attorneys at NCLR, the ACLU, and the City of San Francisco.
And most of all, I’m grateful to my wife. I’m so proud to be married to her.
Paradoxologies 