You'll appreciate this:
Beth was talking to a friend of hers, who also just graduated from college this year, and he said that the election results were probably for the best. "We're bound to go through a fascist phase, so it's best to do it now and get it out of the way while it's relatively weak," he said. Of course, he can talk: he's going to Denmark for graduate work.
I don't feel like a loser, but I'm beginning to think I'm an enabler. This is the problem.
In any case, it never hurts to plan, and I can't leave with a kid in high school. She has a right to her little world. I grew up with some people I knew since babyhood, and it seems to be important to be able to expand a ring of relationships rather than to leave it and start a new one when you're young and learning how. Besides, we'd have to find her a new orthodontist. ;)
Flame » in reply to Mary Anne, ya win some , ya lose some.
Thanks.
The whole thread (32 posts)
- How to tell when Democrats have lost
- Simpler answer
- re: How to tell when Democrats have lost
- Uh, self absorbed whining and hissey fit threats to move away? (n/t)
- It seems to have been a fairly won, and lost, election. Unfortunately, one has to wonder.
- Go take a flying leap for yourself, stupid.
- It takes two to tango