On bended knee
My governor held a prayer vigil yesterday, and even though I work only a few miles away, I didn't join a group protesting against the empty gesture. I'd like to think that not raising my voice to jeer has more to do with meetings and deadlines, but its probably a combination of apathy and a respect for the first amendment. I have strong doubts that a delusional and corrupted sense of piety will bring an end to the drought, but how Sonny chooses to spend his lunch hour is his own business, for the most part.
What I have done is written notes to my State Representative and State Senator in the General Assembly asking that certain exemptions from outdoor watering bans be reexamined and removed.
To be honest, I'm more concerned with a proposed sweeping tax reform that seems terribly regressive.
What I have done is written notes to my State Representative and State Senator in the General Assembly asking that certain exemptions from outdoor watering bans be reexamined and removed.
To be honest, I'm more concerned with a proposed sweeping tax reform that seems terribly regressive.