Well, DC saw its first snow storm this weekend. Yes I do say storm because that's how any bit of precipitation is treated around here. I was reading in the express today about how up to one inch of snow fell on the nations capitol causing messy roads. I repeat up to one inch. Now don't get me wrong, I'm happy for the snow and would have been more than happy to have had a day off today but it makes me laugh what a big deal an inch of snow is around here. An inch of snow where I grew up and no one would look twice. Roads being messy? Please, people would keep on trucking, on the way to church yesterday I could count over a dozen people riding around with their hazards on. No lie, for an inch of snow! I laugh.
Well I figured I'd use that as my intro to a more or less grim post. Yesterday my boyfriend and I decided after breakfast to go to a coffee shop and sit and read the paper. We both enjoy warming our hands against a nice cup of joe while reading the latest headlines on paper. I am partial to the New York Times as it is what I consider my hometown newspaper and lets be honest it is simply the superior choice. However after stopping at more than a few newspaper stands on the side of the road we gave up and went to our spot agreeing we would just pick up a paper there. Getting there I was disappointed to find the best I could do was the Washington Post but it was better than nothing so we paid and settled into a spot and began to flip through. It was then that I came across the most disturbing article. A young girl was fatally shot this weekend at a club on
I must say I'm quite disappointed at Mayor Finley. I had high hopes for him, young, fresh, new, ready to make a change, but in the midst of tragedy the best he can come up with is a law banning underage children from being in clubs that serve alcohol. Seriously?
Monday, January 22, 2007
SNOW!
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Everybody is too PC on the East Coast. Do like the west coast, openly and admittedly discriminate against the minorities. It's not racism, it's profiling.
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