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- when you're happy you say you are walking on air.
- the look of love
- with a clever 'c'
- happy anniversary, mr. brattcat
- please, please, please
- happy thanksgiving
- a quarry
- a place of awe
- from my tiny attic window
- examination room
- sometimes my sister
- your ride is waiting
- at the frog pond on chestnut hill
- view from stephen huneck's dog chapel
- milk weed pods burst open.
- stephen huneck's dog chapel
- for kate of visual st. paul
- if only taking the long view
- decked out in autumn finery
- red bush, green bush
- a common sight
- leaves fall on either side of the fence without re...
- did your parents ever tell you
- these gold tokens will buy you passage
- guess he didn't get the memo
- we have at least seven months
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- election day
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16 comments:
That's a bit sad I think. We have seen and read a lot about this election in the Swedish press lately.
It's going to be a late night!
Yesterday it was election day in Brazil as well.
Love your smart idea for the picture!
Léia
Perfect photo and caption, brattcat.
Actually, I think Americans are about to reclaim the middle ground.
Perfect words for today!!
We must pull together---somehow. MB
Very clever! And unfortunately, so appropriate.
Neat idea for the picture. And we already voted early this morning and then went out for breakfast.
A fine photo, and you express my wishes perfectly. We are all in this together. Having grown up in an extremely conservative area where neighbors were espousing the very ideas I hear from the ultra right now, and living the other half of my life in an extremely liberal community that spawned many progressive social movements, I feel like I have lived in that gap most of my adult life. I clearly see humans as humans in all places along the political spectrum and understand how we come to these varied perspectives. My regret is how gullible and sheep-like before the tactics of power-mongers and their media spin all of us can be on any given day, and my hope is in our ability to work together, for the common good. I hope B Squared is right :-).
It is everywhere. I wonder where that middle ground is supposed to be, I'm not sure it's anywhere to be found in teacups.
Watch the gap... or the GOP?
Ya got that right... Maine is a lost cause! Wait til ya see "Oliver Hardy' our next Gov. He has no real grasp of our language... the butcher of Waterville.
I'll vote for that. My thoughts on my Wednesday post.
Nice post.
AMEN. Just spent 15 hours as a poll worker.
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