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FADE IN:

INT.
CHILD’S BEDROOM – NIGHT

DAD is in a chair at the head of SON’s bed reading a bed-time story to SON, who has just dropped his pillow on the floor.

Fudge!

I’m worried about George W. Bush’s marriage. Since New Jersey said homosexual unions can be equal, but separate, Mr. Bush said it he now raises doubts about the institution of marriage., or that the rulling raises doubts about the institution of marriage as a whole I think. I asked my wife after we heard the article on NPR about it, and she said she felt our marraige is in no less doubt now then it was before the New Jersey rulling. I think our marriage is strong and harmonious, but it seems Mr. Bush didn’t start questioning every marriage in his courtry until after this court ruling. Trust me Mr. Bush, my love for my wife is going to get no less strong no matter how you manipulate marriage, but I’m worried about yours.  I actually think marriage in a religious thing, not a government thing.

It’s in german and called Casablanca fällt aus. I seem to have played Ronny (alle Rollen). This week Theater Apron is playing Bedtime for Bastards. It’s fun to google your name from time to time.

President Bush has been lying for years, and most of the Republicans agreed. While the GOP rating had been going down people have not been to outraged by the Republican party. Now what presses peoples buttons? A sex scandle. Unless your congress man was related with the scandle why change your vote? I think Democrats, and other party members for that matter, are just as likely to have homosexual pedophiles as the Republicans; though perhaps republicans are more likely to have in-the-closet homosexuals then Democrats. The Democrats are also just as likely to have corrupt leaders that would cover somebody misbehaving as the current Republican leadership of congress.

Mr. Bush’s lies should be the outragous headlines that drastically lowers the GOP poll numbers nation wide, not Mark Foley’s lust for young boys. My best wishes go out to Mr. Foley and his family, I hope he can over come his issues.

When I lived in San Francisco, before the election I would get a piece of mail telling me where to go to vote, and a sample ballot. It even came with a list of pros and cons for each item on the ballot. In Bucks County I get nothing. I’ve search Bucks County’s web site, nothing. Thank you Bucks County League of Women Voters for publishing a voters guide.

In Yardley Borough there are no parties on the ballot apart from the bourgeoisie Democrat and Republican. Not a Libertarian or Green to be seen. There are a couple of Independents running in Bucks County, but not in my area. Being a registered Green party member, what I usually do is go vote for all the green party members, and if they lack a canditade I vote for the Libertarian. Lacking either member of those parties is when things get hard and I actually have to do some reading to see which bourgeoisie is least likely to cover up there parties evil doings. I got a lot of research to do this year. If non-bourgeoisie start winning I’ll have to start doing some research into those people too.

Now, I do have a peeve about the Green party, at least in Pennsylvania, maybe just in Bucks County. Claming to be grassroots I always see more Green running for major offices, U.S. Senate, or President, rather then local offices. I would rather see these people running and winning local offices then running and loosing national and state offices. Perhaps they are scared of winning? This years race for Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate in a prime example:

The bourgeoisie took the Green party to school. First the Republicans help the Greens pay for getting the 67,000 signatures needed to get on the ballot. Then the Democrats took the Greens to court claming they didn’t have enough signatures, and won. Thus the Greens have to pay the Democrat’s legal bills and there own, a total nearing a million dollars. The Green candidate should of run for a local office, if you can’t win locally don’t bother running for a bigger office. I hope the Pennsylvania Greens learned there lesson.

The 67,000 signatules needed is also biased against third parties, bourgeoisie candites need 2,000 signatures. The 67,000 number is 2% of the votes from the last state wide election. So, if I want to encourage third parties to be on the ballot next election I should not vote? It’s a trap no matter which way a look.

This is for Brendan…

10 years.  We’ve been married for 10 years.  Wow.  Thank you so much for such amazing times.  We’ve done so much together, and had so much fun.  Not just hanging out, geeking out, or going out, but travel, learning about ourselves, and growing as people.  Plus, we have this amazing kid who blows both of us away every day, and another one on the way (if he ever decides to come out).  

You are my everything.  There is no one else I’d rather be with, any time of day or night.  

All my love,
Your wife.

I would like to think I could do the following, but I don’t know if I could:

Unlike typical reactions to dastardly shootouts of this kind, the Amish have joined the family members of the gunman, Charles Carl Roberts IV, 32, in their bereavement. Roberts had committed suicide after killing the girls in the one-room school. The community has already announced it is forgiving Roberts for his act. Roberts is survived by his wife and three children.

Quoted from Mourning Amish seek private funeral for girls killed in school shootout on The Earth Times. Evil people claming to be christians often dominate the news, it is reliving to hear that real christians still exist. I hope I can evlove my thinking to be able to forgive such an act.