I live in a city that ever so often decides to get flooded, prompting bare-foot, pants rolled up, wary wading through calf-high water. Cars that dare not stop for fear of engines losing life.

And I thought it rained bad in San Diego.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2010/03/25/apop032510.DTL

Broken refugee families.

Villagers stuck in concrete jungles.

50 in the clip get big

Also, yeah, gotta get a job.

It's not a 'debrief' session where issues such as what went wrong are critically discussed when your arguments and proceedings sound like Edward Hanrahan's justification for shooting Fred Hampton to death at 4am.

Bitter.

Tired.

Sent in my two week notice.

Going to apply for hospital job in New Orleans... 60 hours a week for one job. That's what happens when Louisiana doesn't abide by labor laws. Weird.

My security deposits are going to a twelve gauge shotgun and corresponding ammunition - double ought buckshot. All in close reach.

"Whenever my rights were violated - it was up to us to show why they should not be violated" - Angela Davis

Says a lot about legalism.

I guess I'm not going to watch the Superbowl today. It's not really my thing anyways... was just going to 'observe' that kind of shit ( Read more... )

"Yes, I am a Communist and I consider it one of the greatest honors, because we are struggling for the total liberation of the human race." - Angela Davis

"One day I remarked to a Cuban how I admired his skill in cutting cane - it was almost like an art, the way he did it. he thanked me for the compliment, but quickly added that his skill was a skill that needed to become obsolete. Cane-cutting was inhuman toil, he said. Before the revolution thousands had had to depend for their survival on working ( Read more... )