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I'm in jury duty right now (lucky for me, a class action lawsuit and I'm not working starting Sunday) but when it's over it'll be back to work. It's frustrating and I've been there far too long with no vacation. Ever. So here's the latest plan to free the mind: once jury duty is done, go back to work and give my boss a month's notice. Pack up most of my things to store at my parents' house, give away my bikes and publish my notes about the trial as a zine before packing some clothes and a camera and head south to protest the WTO in Miami in November. It would be neat to see if I could actually do it. Go somewhere where nothing is familiar except the language and be on my own for real. Escape day to day draglife and move on. Any advice? |
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just dip your stick in ink and write your name in the sand on the beach in miami... what protest? |
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That's all the advice I have for you. Otherwise, more power to you! It will be an exciting and memorable time. |
Listen...REALLY LISTEN...to what others you disagree with have to say. |
(if you are going through ATL, you could stay with Kazoo) |
That goes for any of ya! |
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For clarifiction, enjoy your stay in Miami (dip your stick...) and anticipate your rewards... Truth to tell, protests are only good for as long as they last. Are you a John Lennon fan? and how about a revolution? |
The LS is going to Gonzaga for school and not taking the Ostrichmobile... I'm thinking about talking to my parents and working out some sort of deal so I'd have something to drive. My licence doesn't expire 'til January, maybe if I renewed it before I left. My insurance should go down, it's been three years since my accident. I really am not quite so sure where to go, why just Miami? I know I want to be in Atlanta in March, my cousin's getting married and it would be neat to see her in her city. Mostly this will be about the open road and the people I meet, writing letters and taking pictures and exploring new places. Wearing glasses and drinking roadstop coffee thick as cement. Reading Kerouac and Cometbus. Not to mention not working. |
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likes me,and if i should go for this guy or track down the guy in my old state?HELP ME PLEASE!!!!! |
You're "in love" with the new guy, but never moved past some light flirting, and you don't know if he even likes you?? You need to get your definiton of 'love' worked out first, missy. |
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