I don't have the brainpower to write a coherent entry

[gordonzola]

-- Because she writes things the way I only wish I could, you should check out slit’s entry about what to do and how bad will things get?

-- I heard that Good Vibrations has also voted to close the weekday after war starts. It’s not on their website yet, but I have a reliable source. That means SF’s two biggest worker-owned businesses will not be honoring business as usual in the event of war.

-- I couldn’t go to the march Saturday because I had to work. The store was a ghost town though, slower than the slowest week day morning, until the rally was done.

Comments

[msjen.livejournal.com]

Although if the war starts I think the first thing people will need is tabouleh and vibrators. ;)

Slit

[mrmustard.livejournal.com]

That was excellent. Thanks for the link.

[gordonzola.livejournal.com]

better stock up now. ;)

But seriously, many of us want to make sure we can be out on the streets that day. Between the two businesses, that's over 300 people. (Not that everyone will be at the protests. ) Here's an article about the sickout as protest . Though obviously in our case we won't have to call in sick.

[msjen.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I know....that makes a lot of sense. And also so did the link.

In the words of Bill the Cat: ack.