yet another drive-by

[batskeets]

Well, crap. That's no good at all. Moderates seem to be few and far between, these days. Or at the very least, we're making a lot less noise than the full-on Liberals and Conservatives. Sigh. I suppose it's a bit harder to rally the people when your battle cry is something like, "let's do something that is somewhere in-between what the other guys are suggesting!" Heh. :)

Missed out on Taiji last night due to working late and carpool-y issues. That, and Gizmo apparently had to pee like a racehorse when I came through the front door, so I took him on a walk. If I manage to get up early enough, I *might* go to the Saturday morning class, but it'll probably be Tuesday before I make it over there again.

Weekend is shaping up to be pretty quiet. I'll probably just spend some time at the gym, or doing household tidying, or playing WoW, unless something else comes up. I don't think I really mind keeping it low-key, though, because I am pretty damned tired today, and it has been a busy week.

Lazy stuff to do... movie? Dinner out? Cooking experiment? Beer night? Just some aimless biking around the neighborhood? I haven't decided yet. :) Whatever it is, it'll probably wait until tomorrow.

EDIT: OMFG I just heard a phone with the Magnum, P.I. theme song as the ringtone! That is possibly even cooler than my A-Team ringtone, heh. :)

Comments

[kelaar.livejournal.com]

I agree about moderates... we're too quite and easy going, I think.

[randvek.livejournal.com]

Democrats make up 36% of the population. Republicans make up 27% of the population.

I really don't think that the remaining 37% manage to make anything close to 37% of the political noise out there.