Incomplete Entry #1
I've been trying to keep a lot of the Midnight Mass updates friends only.
For safety reasons, because this is a personal journal.
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Yesterday, Critical Mass.
The turn out was really awesome. It was really great to see so many people out. Not to mention, Mary-Ann and Ray came down (two lawyers that I'm close to) to show support and to be there in case the cops came. That was really amazing of them, actually. Then again, Mary-Ann has always been super supportive.
(Her mother was the woman I took care of for two years, so she really appreciates me, I think.)
Ironically, I was fliering yesterday with my friend Chris, and we stopped at his old workplace for free coffee. Well, I went to hand a flier to this woman wearing a bicycle teeshirt, and she was like, "I remember you from Lockport." It turns out it was Stephanie Cole, another lawyer, who happened to help out Food Not Bombs a couple years ago when there was trouble. She was the person I was going to try to contact in order to help with Darwin.
Strange, convenient coincidence.
I met Stephanie when I was in high school. She used to host "Scholastic Bowl", which was a student version of Jeopardy on the radio station in Lockport. We used to compete against other schools from different towns. It was pretty sweet. She ended up getting me an internship with the station.
Alright.
Other things to do.
For safety reasons, because this is a personal journal.
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Yesterday, Critical Mass.
The turn out was really awesome. It was really great to see so many people out. Not to mention, Mary-Ann and Ray came down (two lawyers that I'm close to) to show support and to be there in case the cops came. That was really amazing of them, actually. Then again, Mary-Ann has always been super supportive.
(Her mother was the woman I took care of for two years, so she really appreciates me, I think.)
Ironically, I was fliering yesterday with my friend Chris, and we stopped at his old workplace for free coffee. Well, I went to hand a flier to this woman wearing a bicycle teeshirt, and she was like, "I remember you from Lockport." It turns out it was Stephanie Cole, another lawyer, who happened to help out Food Not Bombs a couple years ago when there was trouble. She was the person I was going to try to contact in order to help with Darwin.
Strange, convenient coincidence.
I met Stephanie when I was in high school. She used to host "Scholastic Bowl", which was a student version of Jeopardy on the radio station in Lockport. We used to compete against other schools from different towns. It was pretty sweet. She ended up getting me an internship with the station.
Alright.
Other things to do.