- I used all my writing cells today for things that actually make me money so I got not much left for here
- However, I still wanted to tell you that I thought Hills looked damn smart in her orange suit, it looked really good against that blue background
- One dude on my twitter commented that she looked like a pumpkin, I wonder if he’d have said the same thing if she were a man in an orange suit or is it only women whose get critiqued on what they wear
- My inner-feminist has become an outer, quite vocal feminist
- She took a shot at the Twin Cities and somehow compared them to G. Dubs and Johnny Mac, saying how you can’t tell them apart
- I can tell Minneapolis from St. Paul
- I worked like seven hours today, can I just say I am out of work shape? I’m exhausted and mostly I just sat on my ass and wrote stuff and edited HTML
- No Way. No How. No McCain. I wish I was the speech-writer who came up with that.
- I don’t know who this Rachel woman is on MSNBC, but I really, really love her
- I need another freelance job, know anyone who needs a writer?
- I am going to bed early. Tomorrow is Tibble Wednesday and it’s my last day with Cade who will be in first grade next week
- Remind me to tell you about the Aunt Jodi thing later
- Old Democrats are my favorite, especially the ones that cry because Hills was so inspiring
P.S. Everyone should hum a little bit of their favorite song off “All Shook Down” in honor of one-time Replacements’ drummer Steve Foley who died on Friday.
Tags: DNC, hunting, politics, There is no five, Writing
The Rachel woman *is* awesome:
http://www.thenation.com/doc/20080818/traister
Rachel Maddow rocks. She’s been on Air America since it started, and she’s getting her own show on MSNBC starting Sept 8 at 9pm eastern. She’s smart as hell. I’ve been a fan for years.
If it had been a man in an orange suit, “pumpkin” is probably the least offensive thing he’d have been called.
But I think my point was that nobody would comment on what a man was wearing.
Oh, yeah, people would definitely comment if a man was wearing an orange suit, way more so than for a woman in an orange suit. Orange clothing just invites ridicule, regardless of gender – but for a man it would also invite questions re: his sexual preferences, I would venture.