[MD] Shouldn̢۪t we be, like, revol ting?

[MarshaV]

SA,

Sorry, your posts are arriving in a condensed, unreadable version.  I 
have to copy them from the MOQ archives into Word to be able to read 
them.  I check out the website.

But I was not a flower child.  I was married and a mother very 
young.  I taught Sunday school and was a Republican until 1984.  You 
spoke of late-blooming, well I'm a late blooming, past blooming 
really, flower-crone.  I am a green witch.

Calling these guys is a wonderful opportunity to tell them what I 
think of them.  Although, at the moment, I still like Chris Murphy, 
our Representative.  I call for jobs, healthcare and education, and 
let WallStreet fall like the Tower card.   It seems inevitable any ways.



Marsha








At 01:37 PM 10/1/2008, you wrote:

>Marsha:
> > I've been calling or emailing my senators and
> > representative daily.  I feel it is the least one
> > SHOULD do.  My statements are rather
> > grumpy.  Maybe nasty would be a better word.  It
> > may be important to keep the pressure on.  It's
> > better than being considered apathetic.
>
>SA:  Did you looking at the website about the generations?  The 
>fourth turning?  Very interesting patterns, and if anything at all 
>insightful on how your generation would feel apathetic if you don't 
>call your representative.  Then again, if you were a rebellious baby 
>boomer during the "Make Love, not War" times, you might be labeled 
>part of the status quo and not partaking in the 'real' 
>revolution.  That's why I keep saying we each play our part.  Being 
>apathetic about a status quo, in my eyes, is good.
>
>
>woods,
>SA
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