angry grrl's blog

Right after NC's primary, I felt bitter, betrayed, and like all my work had been for nothing. I felt silenced, like my voice, and the voices of everyone who voted for Jim Neal, would be ignored going into the general election. So Hillary supporters, I get what you're feeling, I really do. And you need some time -- time to grieve, express your anger, and come to terms with the fact that the primaries didn't return the results you worked so hard for.

Got a lovely viral parting gift from my former employers, and it knocked me out for a couple of weeks, but I'm back now.

You know you're serious about a campaign when it seeps into your dreams...

WRAL is reporting that Burr would accept a veep nomination from McCain.

We were there because Jim supports HKonJ. He supports the People's Agenda, written by and for the people of the state he would represent. Unlike Elizabeth Dole, who supports the people of... the Watergate? That's where she spends all of her time, anyway.

In talking to a couple of friends today, I realized that not everyone is aware that unaffiliated voters can now vote in our primary.

When what we want to do is not the same thing as what puts food on the table, gas in the car, and a roof over head.

One of the many reasons I really like this guy - a good friend of mine's boyfriend has purple hair (this week) and a pierced eyebrow. Jim walked right up and shook their hands, didn't bat an eye.

Ninety percent of volunteering is just showing up. Even when that means rolling out of bed at 5:30am on a weekend and freezing your butt off while planting yard signs in a dress.

After the ecstasy, the laundry -- or at least the carrying in of heavy boxes. Also, a few things the office could use, and an invitation for BlueNC.