Eight years ago, my school choir was asked to sing at the inauguration of George W. Bush. I didn’t have exceptional political awareness at that time, but I knew that I was a budding Democrat, and that if I had just been a few months older, I would have cast my vote for Al [...]
Archive for November, 2008
Yes, We Can
Posted in Uncategorized on 11/9/08 | 1 Comment »
Anticipation
Posted in Uncategorized on 11/3/08 | 1 Comment »
Cupcakes for Change.
As Where You Belong
Posted in Uncategorized on 11/2/08 | 1 Comment »
My brief time at Wellesley College was literally the happiest extended period of time in my life. It’s easy to attribute such joy to the rosy glow of hindsight, but this isn’t something I only recognize while looking back – I knew at the time that despite the stress of high academic standards – [...]
If Only It Were The Thought That Counted
Posted in Uncategorized on 11/1/08 | Leave a Comment »
My sister and I spent the morning volunteering for Obama. I’ve spent the past few months thinking to myself, “Gee, I really should put forth a little effort and go volunteer,” but today was the first time I actually did anything about it, since May when I did voter registration.
Louisville is conveniently [...]
