we're free, yeah yeah, catch me if you can
working at a small town newspaper is quite an adventure. the conversation that flows through this place ranges from views on homosexuality, "i like big butts and i can not lie", whether or not it is right for the DA to come here to talk about what the newspaper writes while on taxpayer dollars, how many times a day it is appropriate to tell your loved ones that you love them, ex's, moving out of the house, how men love when their women wear camo (up here, anyway)... etc, etc.... pretty much, you can use your imagination and we've talked about it. which is great.i am quite disappointed with the people's views of the literal interpretation of the bible when it come to homosexuality but chosing to ignore the bible's literal interpretation when it comes to things like... eating shellfish, working on the sabbath, etc. it's quite an issue in this area right now. i just wish that more around here people knew, i mean actually KNEW, people who don't have the choice to be gay or straight. i just think it's crazy how many vox pops there are being placed over this issue. probably because it is such a non-issue for me. rock on, people. be yourselves. be comfortable with who you are and quit worrying about everyone else.
that said, this week has been quite a roller coaster. ups and downs within the fam. grandpa went to get a tripple by-pass surgery, ended up with a quadruple by-pass. it's so scary knowing that as you're driving around, doing your job, the someone you love could be dying.
on a much happier note, gracie lulu earned the title of captain today. she's a junior on the varsity volleyball team and played in the second most games of all returning players this year. it's pretty cool. i'm very proud of her.



