Month: March 2023

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Crunch Time

 

For those of you who are new or who haven’t been following, Ben and I are moving back into our old house. The movers come Thursday. The renovations took a bit longer than originally estimated (and to be honest, are still ongoing), but we have a signed lease and come hell or high water we’re out of here by 11:59 pm Friday. This is the last weekend before the big move, so it’s crunch time. Since we are hiring movers to disassemble, load, drive, deliver, and reassemble, we need as much in boxes as humanly possible. I finally got serious last night after ignoring it for too many weeks and got my vinyl boxed. I would say at this point we’re 80% of the way there with everything and anything that isn’t packed yet is stuff we’ll need for the next five days.

Yeah, right. Who am I kidding?

At least I’m no longer having nightmares about the moving truck pulling up with nothing having been packed yet.

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Judge Weighs Whether or Not to Compel Pence’s Testimony

Jack Smith ain’t playing.

A federal judge heard arguments today in a dispute between former Vice President Mike Pence, attorneys for former President Donald Trump and special counsel Jack Smith over whether Pence can be compelled to testify in Smith’s probe of the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol

Lawyers for Trump & Pence were in Federal court arguing for executive privilege today

Pence is a subsidiary of the Trump Crime Syndicate.

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Fuck Rand Paul

The party of law and order defending a criminal and basically saying if you’re rich and you’re white and you’re male…you should be able to do whatever you want

Either no one is above the law or we should just accept that we’re in a Plutocracy.

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Why?!

Why are there no consequences for this incitement?

He’s going to get MORE people killed

#pagingMerrickGarland get off your ass and DO SOMETHING about this

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Released 37 Years Ago Today

Pet Shop Boys: Please (1986)

The soundtrack of my life for the first few months I lived in San Francisco.

For many years afterward I would still jump out of my skin when the computer beeps play in Two Divided by Zero because they were so new and unexpected.

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