
ok, please go watch this video. it's my new favorite thing.
i am listening to music at work and a favorite song has me teary-eyed. so the new poll for this week is: what songs make you cry? ok, if you're a guy, what songs make you sad (cuz i am told boys don't cry.)
my list:
ok, so i'm a big cry baby. so tell me your favorite sad songs!
jane jacobs died this week, and this is the first time i've heard of her. but she did amazing work in trying to get city planners to use a more humanitarian approach, and create cities for people (and not cars.) i wish we had her around to help revive my neighborhood.
i'm on my lunchbreak and reading the news online. this headline grabbed my attention. because unless i'm mistaken, the majority of those being polled aren't living on a reservation or part of a tribe. here in cleveland, most of us have family who only got off the boat a few generations ago. of course even then we weren't always kind to immigrants. my grandpap (my mom's dad who came here from yugoslavia as a child) had to explain to me what "DP" meant. {it meant "displaced person", the name you got when you arrives at ellis island, and wasn't a nice thing to call someone.}
with the huge pro-immigration rallies happening and congress about to vote, it just has me wondering what it means to live in this country, and how we treat the people who want to live here.
and yes, i called him "grandpap", it's not a typo! hahahahaha!!!!!